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AI agent · United Arab Emirates tax

Pay for it once. It keeps your books compliant every month.

Tax Watch is an AI agent that plugs into your accounting. It knows more than 60 UAE tax rules — written down, sourced, dated — and it gains more with every monthly update. Every month it re-reads your entries, flags what's off, and prepares your VAT and Corporate Tax filings.

AED 500once

An accountant: AED 600 to 800. Per month. For as long as you trade.

Weekly watch · FTA and Ministry of Finance sources

No launch date announced. You get your next twelve months of deadlines as soon as you sign up.

Here's what it sends you.

Tax Watch

Sample monthly report

3 things worth a look this month

  • DecideRule T-01

    An internal transfer booked as a sale

    AED 12,000 moved between your two accounts was recorded as revenue. That inflates your turnover — and therefore your thresholds.

  • EstimatedRule A-01

    Three foreign purchases without reverse charge

    Two are classified automatically. The third is waiting on you: that supplier has never been seen before.

  • ComputedRule A-05

    And everything else: nothing to do

    On the remaining foreign purchases the net impact is zero. We don't bother you with what costs you nothing.

Next deadline

This quarter's VAT return

VAT registration threshold

83% reached

Not one more dashboard to go and check. One message a month, carrying only what needs you.

Its rhythm

Everything it does, and how often.

An agent isn't judged on what it can do, but on what it keeps doing. Four tempos, each with its own output.

  1. Every week

    It checks whether the law moved

    FTA and Ministry of Finance announcements are re-read, along with legislation listings. If there's nothing new, it stays quiet — you get nothing.

    Alerts only when something is new

    Why that often: a voluntary disclosure runs on a twenty-working-day clock from the moment you become aware of an error. A month's detection lag eats most of that window.

  2. Every month

    Your report, and the rulebook update

    It re-reads every entry of the month, surfaces the anomalies and sends you one page. In parallel, the texts spotted during the week are read, rules corrected, then put back through regression tests before taking effect.

    Monthly report · Corrected and tested rules

  3. Every quarter

    VAT, and a second look at the grey areas

    Your return is pre-filled box by box, every figure traced back to the entries behind it. And the rulebook's uncertain positions are re-examined: what was unclear doesn't stay unclear out of inertia.

    VAT return prepared · Movements explained

  4. Every year

    From accounting profit to taxable income

    Every adjustment tied to a cited rule. The regimes that apply to you are tested, not assumed.

    Corporate Tax pack · Assumptions note

And if it doesn't run, you're told. A watch that's silent because it broke is more dangerous than no watch at all: it gives you the illusion of cover.

Under the hood

It doesn't improvise. It applies written rules.

Most tools that call themselves AI guess, then phrase it nicely. This one starts from a rulebook: more than 60 hand-written rules, each with its official source and its effective date. The model only steps in where the rule doesn't decide — and it says so.

Seven families

  • Sales
  • Purchases
  • Cash
  • Setup
  • Corporate tax
  • Penalties
  • Non-tax obligations

The rulebook isn't frozen: every monthly pass adds the rules drawn from the texts spotted that month, tested before they take effect.

No rule without an official source
A firm's note, or a plausible answer from a model, triggers a check — never a rule. What hasn't been read in the official text doesn't get in.
T-01CashOne rule, in full

A transfer between two of the company's own accounts is not a sale.

When

Money comes in from an account the company already owns.

Then

The entry leaves turnover and becomes an internal movement.

Why it matters

Booked as revenue, that transfer inflates turnover — and with it the VAT threshold, small-business relief eligibility and the taxable base, all at once.

Official source verified

Version 1.1

The same rule, two states

The agent picks the version that applied on the transaction date, never the date it runs.

CD 49/2021CD 129/202514 April 2026

A correction predating the switch stays computed with the text of its time.

The safety rail

It always tells you how sure it is.

It's an agent, not an oracle. It will get things wrong. So the point isn't to pretend otherwise — it's to make every mistake visible before it costs anything.

  1. Computed

    A rule applies and the data is sufficient. The rule is cited, so you can trace it back.

    The rule is cited

  2. Estimated

    An assumption was needed. It's written in plain sight next to the result, not tucked into a footnote.

    The assumption is shown

  3. Decide

    No rule covers the case, or the stakes are too high. It stops and asks you.

    The pack is blocked

A pack never reaches « ready » while a red is open. The agent would rather block than pretend.

The maths

An accountant is rent. An agent is a purchase.

That's the whole difference. You're not renting a service that stops the day you stop paying: you're buying a tool, and it keeps running.

An accountant

AED 600 – 800per month

Twelve times a year. Every year. And they record what you send them — they watch nothing.

Tax Watch

AED 500once

You install it, it's yours. It re-reads your books every month with nothing coming back around to be paid.

Price isn't really the point, though. A late-filing penalty compares to no monthly fee at all — and that is exactly what an agent looking every month spares you.

Getting started

It installs on your side. Your books don't travel.

Tax Watch runs inside your own Claude. It isn't an online service you hand your accounting to: it's an agent you install, working where your data already lives.

Your environment
  1. You install it in Claude Code

    The agent comes with its rulebook and its engine. Nothing to host, nothing to administer, no extra account to create.

  2. It asks its opening questions

    Legal form, VAT effective date, bank accounts, regular suppliers. Around twenty questions that build your file — that's what makes it precise for you rather than generic.

  3. You connect your books

    Zoho Books directly if you have it. Otherwise an export from your software. Otherwise your invoices as they are — it copes, and it tells you what it can't see.

  4. You schedule its runs

    Weekly, monthly, quarterly. Once scheduled they run without you — and tell you if they don't.

No entry ever crosses this frame.

Allow an hour the first time.

One thing we'd rather say upfront: its coverage depends on how well it knows your suppliers. The first month is the most manual, and it gets sharper the longer it reads you.

Read this before signing up

What this is not

  • This is not an FTA-registered tax agent, and not an accounting firm. We certify nothing and sign nothing.

  • It files nothing on your behalf. It prepares; you, or your accountant, approve.

  • It will get things wrong. That's why every output carries its confidence level, and why a red blocks the pack.

  • The rulebook will be reviewed by an FTA-registered professional before it goes on sale.

Waiting list

Your deadlines, starting now

We're not announcing a date: an agent that touches tax ships when it's safe. In the meantime, tell us where you stand and you'll get the calendar of your obligations for the next twelve months.

Target price: AED 500, paid once. It isn't final — measuring that is part of what this list is for.

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