Corporate Tax Health Check
Compliance Review & Risk Mitigation
A CT Health Check provides businesses with an independent and structured review of their compliance readiness under CT legislation.
As the UAE CT regime continues to evolve, and the penalties for noncompliance become harsher and controls get tighter, there is an increased focus on the accuracy of tax filings, proper application of reliefs, and maintaining supporting documentation. Many businesses, especially those filing returns for the first time, may inadvertently overlook critical compliance areas, opening the doors for potential tax audits and administrative penalties.
At Young Global, our Corporate Tax Health Check service evaluates your tax returns, policies, accounting records, and tax positions to ensure you are fully compliant and FTA audit-ready.
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At Young Global, we deliver tailored Corporate Tax Health Check services to ensure that your compliance is complete, your risks are minimized, and your business is FTA audit-ready.
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It’s a detailed review of the taxpayer’s compliance with the UAE CT Law, including the review of the correct application of the reliefs and exemptions, alignment with the tax accounting in the financial statements, and review of the underlying supporting documentation.
Generally, the CT Health check should be considered after submitting the CT return, and in certain scenarios periodically to ensure the ongoing compliance and update the tax reports if required due to changes in book records or the legislation. At that, the ideal scenario would be performing the CT Health Check before submitting the CT return or before the CT return submission deadline, to ensure that there are no penalties for incorrect submission of the CT returns if there is a need to submit the revised CT return.
The main goal of the Health Check is to assist with the identification of the potential tax risks proactively, so that the taxpayer can make adjustments to the submitted CT returns, or to build up a defence in the event of an FTA audit.
