Fast turnaround, accurate documentation, and assistance from start to finish.
Helping you move forward with confidence
A Tax Registration Certificate is legal proof that your company is registered with the UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (FTA) and has been issued a Tax Registration Number (TRN). It is an essential requirement for businesses that must register for VAT to demonstrate compliance with UAE regulations.
Our experienced team manages every stage of the registration process, from reviewing your eligibility and preparing the required documentation to submitting your application. With expert guidance and careful attention to detail, we ensure procedures are completed with 100% accuracy to expedite approvals.

Why your business needs a tax registration certificate
Meet VAT obligations
Register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) and comply with UAE VAT regulations where registration is required.
Official proof of registration
Receive confirmation that your business is registered for VAT and has been issued a Tax Registration Number (TRN).
Issue VAT-compliant invoices
Charge VAT where applicable and issue tax invoices in accordance with UAE tax regulations.
Strengthen business credibility
Demonstrate that your business operates in accordance with UAE tax regulations and maintains the necessary tax registration.
How it works
We guide you through a simple, transparent process designed to make your application as easy as possible.

Step 1
Step 1. Eligibility assessment
We review your individual or business circumstances to determine your eligibility and advise you on the documentation required.

Step 2
Step 2. Application
We prepare your application, finalise paperwork, and submit it to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) on your behalf.

Step 3
Step 3. Issuance
Once your application has been approved, your business is issued a Tax Registration Number (TRN) and a Tax Registration Certificate, confirming your VAT registration.
How we simplify the process for you
Accurate documentation
Careful review and preparation of paperwork to reduce errors and support a smooth submission.
Efficient turnaround
We manage the entire process swiftly, helping maintain everything on track from submission to completion.
Round-the-clock support
Personalised assistance and regular updates to keep you informed throughout.
Regulatory expertise
Up-to-date knowledge of the latest UAE regulations to keep applications compliant.
Personalised guidance
Recommendations based on your eligibility, circumstances, and objectives to help you choose the most suitable approach.
Effective communication
Regular progress reports, prompt responses, and a single point of contact from submission through to completion.
Frequently asked questions
Who is required to apply for a tax registration certificate?
Businesses that meet the mandatory VAT registration threshold under law must register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). Businesses below this threshold can also apply for voluntary registration, subject to the applicable criteria.
Can foreign-owned companies apply for it?
Yes definitely. International firms can apply for a tax registration certificate by meeting specified registration requirements and submitting the necessary documentation.
How long is the certificate valid?
A Tax Registration Certificate remains valid as long as your business remains registered for VAT with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). It does not require annual renewal. However, businesses must continue to comply with their VAT obligations and apply for deregistration if they are no longer required to remain registered.
What is a Tax Registration Number (TRN)?
A Tax Registration Number (TRN) is a unique identification number issued by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) when your business is successfully registered for VAT. It must be included on VAT-compliant tax invoices and is used for VAT returns and other tax-related transactions.
Can my application form be rejected?
Applications may be declined if the eligibility criteria are not met or if the required documentation is incomplete or does not satisfy the relevant authority’s requirements. Verifying your application is accurate and complete can help minimise delays.











