TaxGPT is an automated tool created to provide general information on tax and financial matters, based on publicly available resources from the UAE Ministry of Finance and the Federal Tax Authority—the two official authorities on corporate tax in the UAE. The information shared is sourced directly from government reference websites listed in the sources section below. Please note that TaxGPT does not offer personalized advice and should not be considered a substitute for professional consultation. It is designed to serve as an introductory resource for users seeking to understand specific tax and financial concepts.

Tax laws and regulations are inherently complex and subject to frequent changes, sometimes without advance notice. While we make every effort to ensure that the information provided by TaxGPT is accurate and up-to-date, there may be occasions when certain details do not reflect the latest legal amendments. Furthermore, the interpretation and application of tax laws can vary widely across jurisdictions, making it difficult to offer information that applies universally.

By using TaxGPT, you acknowledge that any decisions you make based on the information provided are entirely at your own discretion and risk. You also agree that TaxGPT and its creators are not liable for any outcomes or consequences resulting from those decisions.

For accurate, detailed, and personalized advice, we highly recommend consulting a qualified tax professional or referring directly to the relevant government websites. These experts can offer guidance tailored to your unique circumstances, ensuring you navigate the complexities of tax laws and regulations with clarity and confidence.

For a list of government resources that TaxGPT relies on to compile its information, please refer to the sources section below. We encourage all users to explore these resources for more detailed information and further reading.