When must Corporate Tax be paid?
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You must pay your Corporate Tax within 9 months from the end of your tax year, unless the tax authority sets a different deadline.
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The detail
Under Article 48 of the Corporate Tax Law, a Taxable Person must settle its Corporate Tax Payable within nine months from the end of the relevant Tax Period, or by such other date as the Authority may determine.1
What the law says
- Corporate Tax Payable must be paid within nine months of the end of the relevant Tax Period.1
What it depends on
- The Authority may set an alternative payment date instead of the standard nine-month deadline.1
Check before you rely on it
- Confirm your Tax Period end date to calculate your 9-month payment deadline.
- Check whether the FTA has issued any specific alternative payment date applicable to your business.
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Article 48 – Corporate Tax Payment
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Article 48 – Corporate Tax Payment A Taxable Person must settle the Corporate Tax Payable under this Decree-Law within (9) nine months from the end of the relevant Tax Period, or by such other date as determined by the Authority.
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