Economic Substance Regulation Services
Under the Legislation, every Licensee conducting a Relevant Activity must file and submit an ESR notification and report.
If your business receives income from a Relevant Activity and requires expert support, we can help to minimise risks and costs.
Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) is the use of aggressive tax planning strategies by companies to artificially shift profits to low or no-tax jurisdictions. BEPS laws and regulations proposed by the OECD are now enacted into the United Arab Emirates Legislation.
The United Arab Emirates Cabinet of Ministers has issued the Economic Substance Regulations supplemented by guidelines issued on September 11, 2019, which applies to all entities carrying on a Relevant Activity in the UAE, including entities established in Free Zones and Financial Free Zones.
Such entities must exhibit demonstrable Economic Substance as of April 30, 2019, and make reports and notifications to the Regulatory Authority from the financial year 2019 and thereafter or will risk fines and administrative penalties.
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Consult
Our advisor will undertake an assessment to review your entity to determine Central Management & Control and Relevant Activities
Notification
We can support your notification or exemption submission and provide a high level analysis
Reporting
We clarify your reporting obligations and support you to prepare the submission.
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FAQ’S
Am I affected by the Legislation?
This is dependent on whether you entity conducts a Relevant Activity. We recommend an assessment to ensure you are clear and can manage your obligations.
When are you required to file the reporting?
Affected Licensees must comply with the following two annual filing requirements: Affected Licensees must comply with the following two annual filing requirements:
1. Notification: File a notification within 6 months from the end of the relevant financial year (FY)
2. Report: File a report within 12 months from the end of the relevant FY if earning income from a RA during the FY
What are the penalties?
Penalties for non-compliance with the ESR are broad and significant. Financial penalties include the failure to Penalties for non-compliance with the ESR are broad and significant. Financial penalties include the failure to:
Submit a notification 20k
Submit a report 50k
Provide accurate or complete information 50k
Demonstrate sufficient substance in the UAE- the first failure is AED 50k and the second consecutive instance of failure is AED 400k.
How do we support you?
We can provide comprehensive assistance to We can provide comprehensive assistance to
• Assessment of ESR Relevant Activities & obligations
• Compliance and reporting obligations and assistance
• Drafting responses to enquiries from the UAE authorities
• Supporting the appeals process, and
• Advice in relation to areas of non-compliance and actions to move the entity into a compliant position.
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