FAQs 01
FAQ for Business Center in Dubai
A virtual office provides businesses with a physical address and phone number without needing a physical office space. It’s perfect for companies that don’t need a full office but want to maintain a professional image.
- Professional business address
- Call answering and mail handling
- Lower costs than a physical office
- Flexibility to work from anywhere
- Virtual offices
- Meeting rooms
- Co-working spaces
- Private workspaces
- Assistance in setting up a virtual office
- Accounting and other support services
Meeting rooms can be booked online through our website or by contacting our customer service.
The costs vary depending on the package you choose. Contact us for a custom quote.
Yes, we offer mail handling services where we can receive, scan, and forward your mail.
This depends on the package you choose. Check with our customer service for the options.
Yes, we provide IT support as part of our additional services.This includes helping set up your virtual office and technical support.
Our contracts are flexible and can be tailored to your specific needs. Contact us for more information on contract options.
You can cancel your subscription according to the terms outlined in the contract. Contact our customer service for more details on the cancellation procedure
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FAQ UPDATE
Dubai has a highly favorable tax system. There is no personal income tax, making it attractive for individuals. For companies, a corporate tax rate of 9% applies to profits exceeding 375,000 AED annually. Additionally, there is a Value Added Tax (VAT) set at a flat rate of 5%, which is only applicable if your business has an annual revenue exceeding 375,000 AED. Importantly, there is no dividend tax, allowing companies to distribute profits to shareholders without additional tax liabilities.
Both Freezone and Mainland companies in Dubai can have 100% foreign ownership. Freezone companies benefit from tax exemptions and customs duty benefits but are restricted from directly trading within the UAE market. Mainland companies, however, can trade freely within the local market and internationally, providing greater flexibility for business operations.
Residency options in Dubai include Employment Visa, Investor Visa, Property Owner Visa, and Family Visa. Each type has specific eligibility criteria, such as employment contracts, property ownership, or investment in a local business.
Benefits include a favorable tax environment, strategic location, access to a large and diverse market, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and a businessfriendly regulatory environment. Freezones offer additional incentives like tax exemptions and customs duty benefits, while Mainland companies provide the ability to trade directly within the UAE market. Additionally, the absence of dividend tax allows companies to distribute profits to shareholders without incurring additional tax liabilities.
The time frame for setting up a company in Dubai can vary. Generally, it can take anywhere from 7 to 14 days, depending on the type of company and the completeness of the documentation provided.