Trade licence, Ejari, VAT, corporate tax, staff visas, insurance. Send seven documents once. Get a WhatsApp before every date after that.
Free. Nothing to sign.
A typical Dubai restaurant owes nine. The ones that catch people out aren't the obvious ones — they're the dates nobody sends you a reminder for. Try it on a sample business →
| Obligation | Authority | Due | If missed |
|---|---|---|---|
Food safety permit from your permit |
Dubai Municipality | 5 days late | An inspection after expiry can close the kitchen, not just fine it. |
Corporate tax return derived · FY end + 9 months |
FTA | 7 days | Late-filing penalty, then monthly penalties on unpaid tax. |
Ejari / tenancy renewal from your tenancy contract |
Dubai Land Dept | 15 days | Licence renewal is refused without a valid registered Ejari. |
Trade licence renewal from your licence |
Dubai DED | 22 days | Visa and labour transactions freeze while the licence is lapsed. |
Staff health cards ×9 from your cards |
Dubai Municipality | 33 days | Food handlers without a valid card fail the inspection. |
Half of what you owe isn't on any document. It's calculated from dates you already have, and that's the part this does for you.
Nine months after your financial year end. December year end means 30 September. March means 31 December. Different for every business.
Twenty-eight days after your filing period ends. Quarterly for most, monthly above the threshold.
DED refuses the licence renewal without a valid registered Ejari, so your tenancy date silently gates your licence date.
I'll map every deadline your business has coming and send it back as a one-page list. No charge, nothing to sign. If it's useful, keep it live.
Every date tracked, recalculated when anything changes, and a WhatsApp before each one. Per licence. Cancel any time.