"Streamlined Solutions: Your Path to Seamless Business Banking Account Opening”

Welcome to the seamless process of opening a business account with UAE banks. We understand the importance of efficiency and accuracy in facilitating this crucial step for your business. To ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience, we have compiled a comprehensive list of documentation requirements.
 

Comprehensive List of Requirements for Opening Business Banking Account in UAE

Business Activity Information:Provide a brief overview of your business activities to help us understand your operational scope and industry.

Ownership Structure Details:Outline the ownership structure of your business, including the percentage of ownership held by each partner or shareholder.
 

Trade License Documentation:

  • Submit a copy of your valid trade license to verify the legality of your business operations.
  • Memorandum of Association
  • Furnish the Memorandum of Association along with any relevant amendments to document the foundational principles and legal framework of your company.
  • Board Resolution/Power of Attorney (if applicable):
  • Present a board resolution or power of attorney document, where applicable, to authorize individuals for banking transactions on behalf of the company.
 

CV or Profile of Signatories and Shareholders: Provide resumes or profiles of signatories and shareholders to understand their background and involvement in the business.

Registered Address of the Company: Share the official registered address of your company to establish its legal location.
 

Address for Communication:

  • Provide an address where correspondence and official communications can be sent.
  • Proof of Dubai Residential Address of Signatory (preferably DEWA Bill):

Submit proof of Dubai residential address for signatories, preferably in the form of a DEWA (Dubai Electricity and Water Authority) bill.
 

Proof of Company Address (Office Tenancy Contract/Ejari and DEWA Bill) & UAE Residency Proof:

  • Provide documentation such as office tenancy contracts, Ejari certificates, and DEWA bills to verify the physical location of the company.
  • Passport, Resident Visa, and Emirates ID of All Partners:
  • Submit copies of passports, resident visas, and Emirates IDs for all partners involved in the business.
 

6-Month Bank Statement of Associated Company:

Provide the bank statements of the associated company for the past six months to assess financial standing and transaction history.
 

6-Month Personal Bank Statement of Signatory/Partner:

Submit personal bank statements of signatories or partners for the preceding six months to evaluate personal finances.
 

Supplier Names/Invoices (if applicable):

Furnish the names of suppliers and any relevant invoices to understand business relationships and transactions.
 

Contract Copies (if available):

Provide copies of contracts relevant to your business activities for review.

Client Names/Invoices/Contract Copies (if available):

Share client names, invoices, or contract copies, if applicable, to understand revenue sources and business engagements.
 

Office Photos (3), including Exterior Signage Board:

Submit three photos of the office, including the exterior signage board, to visually verify the physical presence of the company.

Contact Information (Mobile Number, Telephone Number, Email Address):

Provide contact details for effective communication during the account opening process.
 

Currencies Account Needed:

Specify the currencies required for the business account to accommodate international transactions, if applicable.
 

Home Country Address of Owners and Signatories:

Share the home country addresses of all owners and signatories for additional verification and correspondence purposes.
 

Annual Turnover:

Provide details of the annual turnover to assess the scale of your business operations and financial performance.

By meticulously providing these details, we can expedite the process of opening your business account with banks and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
 

Individual/Personal Banking Account Opening Requirements in UAE banks

To open a personal banking account, you will need to present the following documents at UAE banking branch:
 

Passport & Emirates ID (Original sighting required):

  • Original sighting of your passport and Emirates ID is necessary for verification purposes.
  • Salary Certificate or Labour Contract Copy (if applicable):
  • Provide a salary certificate or a copy of your labour contract if you are employed to verify your income source.
 

Additional Information (if applicable or required by the bank):

Income Proof:Submit any additional income proof documents if required by the bank to assess your financial standing.

Address Proof:Furnish address proof documents if required by the bank to verify your residential address.

We aim to make the personal banking account opening process straightforward and convenient for you while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

 

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FAQ's

A Freezone Company in the UAE is a business entity established within a designated free zone, offering foreign investors various advantages such as 100% foreign ownership, tax exemptions, and simplified import/export procedures.

Yes, both individuals and foreign corporate entities can own a Freezone Company. This is one of the key advantages of setting up a business in a UAE free zone.

Corporate Tax is a type of direct tax imposed on the net income or profit of companies and businesses. It is also known as "Corporate Income Tax" or "Business Profits Tax" in some regions.

The UAE Corporate Tax becomes effective for Financial Years starting on or after June 1, 2023.

For example:

  • A business with a Financial Year starting on July 1, 2023, is subject to UAE Corporate Tax from that date.
  •  A business with a Financial Year starting on January 1, 2023, will be subject to UAE Corporate Tax from January 1, 2024.

Yes, UAE Corporate Tax applies irrespective of the ownership nationality. It covers entities locally or internationally owned.

The UAE introduced VAT to diversify income sources and maintain the high standard of public services. It is a 5% tax applied to most goods and services.

Let us say a mobile phone is manufactured and sold through various stages—manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer, and finally to the consumer. At each step, a 5% VAT is applied, and businesses can claim a refund on the VAT they have paid on their purchases.

The standard VAT rate is 5%, but there are categories like zero-rated (0% VAT), exempt (no VAT), and deemed supplies.

Businesses must register for VAT if their taxable supplies exceed AED 375,000 per year or voluntarily if it exceeds AED 187,500.

Accounting is the systematic recording, reporting, and analysis of financial transactions, while bookkeeping involves the daily recording of financial transactions.

Accounting provides a clear picture of your financial health, helps in making informed decisions, and ensures compliance with financial regulations.

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