US tax for UAE business owners

US tax for UAE business owners needs to be considered alongside the company’s local accounts and UAE filings.

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Start with the ownership chart

Who owns the company, how it is classified for US tax and how funds move between the company and owners can change the reporting. Provide incorporation documents and an up-to-date ownership chart.

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Keep business and personal decisions connected

Salary, distributions, shareholder loans and retained profits should be reviewed in context. A locally sensible arrangement may have separate US consequences.

Coordinate the two workstreams

The UAE return and US owner filings may use related records but answer different questions. Dimov’s US team works alongside UAE partners to identify the information each side needs.

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Make the next move
with the facts in hand.

US tax for UAE business owners needs to be considered alongside the company’s local accounts and UAE filings.

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Alexander Chertok, ACCA, DipIFR
Alexander ChertokACCA, DipIFR · Dimov Tax

More than a name
on your return.

Work with a team you can put a face to. Start with your situation, agree the scope and know what records are needed.

Meet the Dimov team
Kelly Sheng, CPATsagan Noosan, EA, CPAXintian Wang, CPAUS expertise.
Coordinated UAE support.
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Your next move.
Let’s plan it.

Tell us what needs to happen, where you’re based and the deadline you’re working towards.

George Dimov, CPAApril Moore, EAAnvar Akhtamov, EA, CPA

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