Business Setup & Structuring
Business Set-Up & Structuring
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) stands as one of the world’s most progressive and business-friendly economies, driven by its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and investor-centric regulations. It continues to attract entrepreneurs, startups, and multinational corporations seeking sustainable regional and global expansion.
Across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, and other emirates, the UAE offers diverse jurisdictional options tailored to different business models and investment strategies. While company formation is efficient and structured, it requires a clear understanding of regulatory frameworks, licensing requirements, and compliance procedures set by the relevant authorities.
We manage the complete incorporation lifecycle, including:
- Strategic consultation on optimal jurisdiction and structure
- Trade name reservation and initial approvals
- Drafting of Memorandum & Articles of Association
- Trade license processing and government coordination
- Visa quota planning and processing
- Office space, warehouse, or land acquisition support
- Import-Export Code registration
- VAT and Excise registration with the Federal Tax Authority
- Chamber of Commerce registration
Kaden Boriss Finance Consultancy assists in forming the following structures across all seven emirates:
- Mainland Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Free Zone Company
- Offshore Company
- Branch of a Foreign Company
- Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
- Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) in Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM)
- Sole Establishment
- Civil Company
- Representative / Liaison Office
- Foundation and Trust Structures
Establishing a corporate bank account in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is vital to successful operations but remains a complex process requiring meticulous attention to detail. We streamline this journey through a structured four-step approach:
1. Choosing a bank: Provide you with different bank options in the UAE to find one that meets the needs of your business. Consider factors such as fees, services, and location.
2. Preparing necessary documents: The following documents are typically required to set up a corporate bank account in the UAE:
- Trade license
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Passport copies and visas of authorized signatories
- Proof of address of the company and authorized signatories
- Initial deposit (varies between banks)
3. Scheduling an appointment to open a corporate account: We shall schedule an appointment with the bank to submit the required documents and open the account. The bank may ask for additional information or documentation, such as a business plan or financial statements.
4. Completing the formalities: Once the account has been approved and set up, we will assist to complete any remaining formalities, such as signing the account agreement and setting up online banking.
