Emirabiz

In Dubai, Emirabiz helps entrepreneurs and investors form companies in the United Arab Emirates and then run them. Its service covers the legal formation of a company, corporate bank accounts, residency visas, accounting and tax, and the ongoing paperwork that keeps a company compliant.

Free zone and mainland company formation

The firm sets up free zone companies, which can be owned fully by foreign shareholders and suit trade, technology, advisory work, online selling or holding groups. The firm names a long list of zones, including Dubai's DMCC, Dubai South, DTEC, DAFZA, IFZA, JAFZA, DWTC and Dubai Media City, along with zones in other emirates such as RAKEZ, KIZAD and Ajman Media City. Mainland companies are the other option, a limited liability company licensed by the Department of Economic Development that can serve the local market and tender for public-sector work.

Bank accounts and residency

Corporate bank accounts are handled as a service of their own, with the firm preparing the file that banks require. The firm names several banks where its clients hold accounts. Residency is handled alongside company formation, covering investor and golden visas and the route through to an Emirates ID for owners and their families.

Accounting, VAT and corporate tax

Once a company is running, the firm can keep its books, register it for VAT, file its corporate tax returns and keep it compliant with the Federal Tax Authority. The firm explains that the UAE has become more regulated, so that economic substance, anti-money-laundering rules and tax filings all need attention after formation.

Offshore companies, attestation and trademarks

Offshore companies in the Ras Al Khaimah and Dubai zones are one route for some clients. Pro services cover attestation of documents through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and trademark registration in the UAE. The firm argues that Dubai's low tax regime and clear legal framework make the city attractive to foreign investors, and that setting up correctly from the start is cheaper than fixing mistakes later.