ESCAPE THE MATRIX TO DUBAI🇦🇪

The biggest scam in history is paying taxes on the money we make, paying taxes on the money we spend, paying taxes for things we buy, and paying taxes for things we own that we already paid taxes on with already taxed money.💸

Taxes are just a fancy name for government extortion! They’re not here to build roads—they’re designed to keep you poor and stop you from saving! They don’t want you to escape the game of slavery!🕹️

If you’re an investor, real estate agent, marketer, entrepreneur, innovator, online business owner, or digital nomad, this is your chance to escape the matrix and become tax-free!

Let me show you how I outplay the Matrix, keep them in my back pocket, and pay no taxes👇

Step 1: Obtain your Dubai investor residency in just 10 days! You only need to visit Dubai once a year to keep it active.

Step 2: Open offshore corporations and bank accounts.

Step 3: Live anywhere in the world except in a global tax trap! Im a Canadian and Israeli citizen but live in Mexico, while using Dubai’s tax ID 🌎.

Step 4: Secure your Mexican residency as a Plan B in just 5 days If you decide to live in Mexico!) 📅

Step 5: Become legally exempt from income, corporate, and capital gains taxes on your business, house and crypto.😉

Canada, Israel and the USA tax you on your worldwide income, no matter where you reside. However since the United Arab Emirates and Mexico have a tax treaty, I get to enjoy the beach life and the low cost of living in Mexico while filing my taxes in Dubai. 🥳

In the UAE, You can buy houses, cars, lands, gold and anything you want with crypto and convert it into cash or hard assets!

I know that not everyone can just pack up and move to another country. But here’s the truth—whether you run an online or offline business, sell physical or digital products, or offer services, there are 100% legal ways to minimize or even eliminate taxes.

These strategies have saved me tens of thousands of dollars, and you can do the same! Yes, it requires an investment of money, time, and paperwork, and it comes with a few headaches—but that’s the price of true financial freedom. This is how you protect your business, secure your family’s future, and build lasting wealth.

I love a famous quote: "Life is a game for the powerful, comedy for the rich and a tragedy for the poor."📜

The rich don't pay taxes because they're not stupid! The poor always get screwed because they’re not willing to learn, take action, and are always waiting for someone to save them!

We help you escape the Matrix, open offshore business and bank accounts, reduce your taxes to zero, access free healthcare and education, buy real estate, and live on your terms 💰

The UAE’s Free Zones have long attracted businesses due to their favorable regulations, including 100% foreign ownership, duty exemptions, and tax advantages.

Understanding UAE Free Zones and Their Benefits

UAE Free Zones were developed to create an appealing environment for international businesses. Key benefits include:

  • 100% Foreign Ownership: 
  • ​Unlike mainland companies, Free Zone businesses do not require a UAE national as a local partner, allowing full control to foreign investors.
  • ​Duty Exemptions: 
  • ​Free Zones offer duty exemptions on imports and exports, reducing costs and making these zones ideal for trade-oriented businesses.
  • ​No Personal Income Tax: 
  • ​Individuals working in Free Zones do not incur personal income tax, making the UAE highly attractive for entrepreneurs and expatriates.
  • ​Full Repatriation of Profits: 
  • ​Companies can transfer profits and capital out of the UAE without restrictions, providing flexibility for international businesses.
 the UAE is one of the most tax-friendly countries on earth:

• Income Tax 0%

• Inheritance Tax 0%

• Capital Gain Tax 0%

• Crypto Tax 0%

• Corporate Tax 0% on First AED 387,000  profit.

• VAT 5% ( when company have sale of AED 387,000 then need to register for VAT)

Only those who make over 3 million AED/year or more are subject to a 9% corporate tax on profits over 387,000 AED 💼.

So, as long as your sales are under $800,000 USD/year and profit under $105,000 USD, you don’t pay corporate taxes at all! 🙌

Since income tax is 0%, you can always pay yourself more to reduce corporate profit and never pay taxes again! 💯

Overview of the UAE Corporate Tax Law for Free Zones

The UAE Corporate Tax Law, under Federal Decree-Law No. 47, aims to support the UAE’s economic sustainability and development goals. Free Zone entities, though they retain significant tax benefits, are not entirely exempt from this law.

Corporate Tax Rates:

  • 0% Corporate Tax: 
  • ​Free Zone businesses meeting specific conditions, known as Qualifying Free Zone Persons (QFZPs), can benefit from a 0% tax rate on qualifying income.
  • 9% Corporate Tax: 
  • ​Non-Qualifying Free Zone Persons (NQFZPs) or income that does not meet qualifying criteria will be subject to a 9% corporate tax rate on taxable income over AED 375,000.

This approach ensures that UAE Free Zones remain attractive to international investors while contributing to the broader economic framework through structured corporate taxation.

What is Qualifying Income?

Qualifying income for QFZPs includes revenues from specified activities that can benefit from a 0% corporate tax rate. Some examples include:

  • High-Sea Sales: 
  • ​Transactions involving goods sold while still in transit.
  • Exports Outside the UAE: 
  • ​Income from goods exported directly from the Free Zone to international markets.
  • Transactions with Other Free Zone Entities: 
  • ​Sales or services provided exclusively within the Free Zone network or outside the UAE.
  • Sales of Goods Not Entering Mainland UAE: 
  • ​Goods that are moved directly from the Free Zone to international destinations.
  • Sales of Goods and Services Outside the UAE: 
  • ​Goods and services moved directly from the Free Zone to international destinations, or goods and services entirely outside the UAE.
    Non-Qualifying Income and the De Minimis Rule

    Free Zone businesses can generate a limited amount of non-qualifying income while retaining QFZP status under the De Minimis Rule. To maintain this status, non-qualifying revenue must not exceed:

    • 5% 
    • ​of total revenue, or
    • AED 5 million, 
    • ​whichever is lower. Exceeding this threshold means the business may lose QFZP status and be subject to corporate tax on its entire income at a 9% rate.
    • If your business is not in the UAE mainland, don't worry about Non Qualifying income!

    Freezone Rates

    • Business License + 1 Visa (Residency):

    Starting at 25,000 AED ($6,800 USD), up to 40,000 AED ($10,900 USD), depending on the free zone, package, and requirements.

    • Medical Insurance:

    2,000 AED ($544 USD) for males (up to 4,000 AED / $1,088 USD)

    2,500 AED ($680 USD) for females (up to 5,000 AED / $1,360 USD)

    • For the 2nd additional visa applied at the same time as the license application: 15,000 AED ($4,080 USD), up to 22,500 AED ($6,120 USD).

    • If you want a 2nd visa after the license is issued, the fee is: 18,000 AED ($4,900 USD), up to 27,000 AED ($7,350 USD).

     • Corporate Tax Registration: 1,000 AED ($270USD)

    Note:

    1. If you haven't visited the UAE before, then we need a visit visa copy. Cost is AED 2000 ($544USD)

    2 . You can enter the UAE after your license is issued, then we will start the residency process.

    Business & Personal bank account:

    • WIO Bank or Mashreq Bank 4,000 AED ($1,089 USD) to 6,000 AED ($1,633.50 USD) done in 10 to 30 workdays, subject to bank approval)

    • ADCB (Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank):  9,500 AED ($2,590 USD) to 14,000 AED ($3,810 USD) done in 2-5 business days depending on bank approval.

    • If you want to be in Emirates NDB or any other bank, then the price will be as per requirements.

    Annual Accounting and Bookkeeping:

    AED 15,000 ($4090USD) per year for small/medium businesses.

    Monthly Accounting and Bookkeeping

    AED 4,000 ($1090USD) per month for small/medium businesses.

    FAQs 

    How long is the business license and visa for?
    Business license is for 1 year, and visa is for 2 years.
    How to aquire a 10 year visa?
    By purchasing a house over $500,000USD.
    Do I have to visit the UAE to keep my visa active?
    Yes, once a year!
    How do I renew my business license?
    With us online or with any other government agency.
    How do I renew my visa?
    You must be in the UAE to renew your visa.
    How long it takes to renew my visa?
    7-10 days.
    How long it takes to renew my business license?
    1 day.
    How long it takes to open bank account?
    Some banks are fast, taking about 2-5 business days, while others take up to a month. 
    Can I open a personal bank account without UAE residency?
    Absolutely! Contact us on WhatsApp: +1 813 320 6018
    Do you provide accounting and bookkeeping services?
    Absolutelly! Check the rates above!
    What happened if I dont renew my business license and visa?
    Everything will be automatically cancelled including your license, visa, business and personal bank accounts.
    How much cost to renew business license and visa in the UAE free zone?
    The renewal fee for a business license in a UAE free zone depends on the type of license, number of visas, and other factors. The cost can range from AED 16,000 to AED 26,000, yearly, depending on the free zone and the license package. 
    My business is outside of the UAE, do i qualify for tax benefits?
    Absolutely! There is no income tax or capital gains tax on international businesses operating outside the UAE.
    How can Free Zone?
    Free Zone businesses should segregate qualifying and non-qualifying income, maintain clear records, and seek professional tax advice to navigate complex regulations, ensuring they meet QFZP criteria and maximize tax benefits within UAE Free Zones.
    Whos required to register for corporate tax?
    All businesses operating in UAE Free Zones must register for corporate tax, regardless of whether they qualify for a 0% tax rate or are subject to the standard 9% rate.
    What is a Qualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP)?
    A Qualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP) is a business or entity registered in a designated free zone in the UAE that meets specific requirements to benefit from tax incentives, such as the 0% corporate tax rate. 
    What type of income qualifies for the 0% corporate tax rate?
    Qualifying businesses for the 0% corporate tax rate in the UAE include those in free zones, holding companies, international businesses, tech or R&D companies, as well as trading and investment businesses that meet specific criteria set by the tax authority.
    What is non-qualifying income, and how does it affect QFZP status?
    Non-qualifying income refers to revenues from activities not eligible for the 0% tax rate, such as services to mainland UAE or certain investment income. Under the De Minimis Rule, non-qualifying income must not exceed 5% of total revenue or AED 5 million, whichever is lower, to maintain QFZP status.
    Are Free Zone businesses that provide services to mainland UAE subject to corporate tax?
    Yes, income earned from providing services to mainland UAE is considered non-qualifying and may be subject to a 9% corporate tax rate.
    What documentation is required for tax compliance in UAE Free Zones?
    Free Zone businesses must maintain audited financial statements, records of income segregation, documentation supporting qualifying income, and transfer pricing records for transactions. Proper documentation is essential for tax filings and audits.
    What are the penalties for non-compliance with corporate tax regulations?
    Non-compliance with corporate tax regulations, such as late registration or filing, failure to maintain records, or inaccurate reporting, may result in significant fines, penalties, and potential legal consequences.
    How does the De Minimis Rule work for Free Zone businesses?
    The De Minimis Rule allows QFZPs to maintain their 0% tax rate if non-qualifying income does not exceed 5% of total revenue or AED 5 million (whichever is lower). Exceeding this threshold can result in the entire income being subject to corporate tax.
    How can Free Zone businesses optimize their tax compliance?
    Free Zone businesses should segregate qualifying and non-qualifying income, maintain clear records, and seek professional tax advice to navigate complex regulations, ensuring they meet QFZP criteria and maximize tax benefits within UAE Free Zones.

    Chaitanya Lay
    Super MOM-preneur
    "After my VIP Day session with you, my life has changed so much. In the few short weeks since our that Day, I've already let go of the baggage that has been bogging me down and cluttering my mind and my life. I've learned how to love myself. The pieces of my life that had been falling apart for years are now rebuilding into a beautiful castle, bigger, better, and stronger than it's ever been before. I almost feel like I've been reborn!
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