Entity and licence selection
Mainland, free zone or offshore, matched to customers, ownership and cost. Activity codes, name approval and initial approvals.
Company formation, bank account support, VAT and corporate-tax registration, bookkeeping and monthly reporting for Indian promoters, exporters and founders expanding to the UAE. Structured properly from day one, so the entity is useful rather than just incorporated.

Our founder spent six years in Dubai as regional controller and CFO for Schlumberger and Weatherford, running finance, tax and treasury across the Middle East. We set your UAE entity up the way a CFO would: licence matched to the revenue model, tax structure thought through, books designed for reporting back to India.
Mainland, free zone or offshore, matched to customers, ownership and cost. Activity codes, name approval and initial approvals.
Licence issuance, memorandum and shareholder documents, establishment card, investor and employee visas, office or flexi-desk.
Business plan, KYC and compliance pack prepared to bank standards, and the opening process managed to decision.
Registrations, tax-group and free-zone qualification analysis, quarterly VAT and annual corporate-tax filings, economic substance.
Monthly books on a cloud ledger, management reporting, payroll and WPS, audit-ready year-end with a UAE auditor.
Intercompany agreements, transfer pricing, repatriation and FEMA considerations, with reporting that consolidates cleanly in India.
A 30-minute call, then a written recommendation: jurisdiction, licence, ownership, tax position and the all-in cost for year one and year two.
We run the formation, visas and bank file. You sign; we chase. Typically four to eight weeks to an operating account.
Monthly bookkeeping, VAT and corporate-tax compliance, MIS and year-end, on a fixed monthly fee, with the Indian parent's reporting aligned.
It depends on who your customers are and where. Mainland licences allow unrestricted trade inside the UAE; free zones offer 100% ownership, simpler setup and sector clusters but restrict onshore trading. We map your revenue model to the licence first, then the jurisdiction, then the cost.
VAT at 5% on most supplies once you cross the registration threshold, and corporate tax at 9% on taxable profits above AED 375,000, with qualifying free-zone income potentially at 0%. Transfer pricing and economic-substance rules apply to groups. We register, structure and file.
We prepare the file, the business plan and the compliance pack banks ask for, and manage the process with the bank. Account opening remains the bank's decision, and a clean, well-documented application is what gets it approved.
Yes. Monthly bookkeeping, VAT and corporate-tax filings, management reporting and audit-ready year-end books, with the same MIS discipline we bring to Indian clients. For Indian groups we align the UAE entity's reporting with the parent.
Book a 30-minute call. We will tell you which structure fits, what it costs all-in, and whether the UAE entity will actually do the job you need it to.