Map Obligations
Identify licence, jurisdiction, UBO, tax, governance, renewal, and filing requirements.
ENTITY MANAGEMENT
TRUVIS manages ongoing corporate governance and entity administration obligations for UAE companies, keeping records accurate, filings current, and deadlines under control.

ONGOING MANAGEMENT
A UAE company that is correctly formed but poorly administered does not remain correctly formed for long. Trade licence renewals, UBO register updates, board minutes, share transfer records, statutory documents, and tax registrations all require discipline after incorporation.
TRUVIS manages these obligations through a proactive compliance calendar, structured record keeping, and advisory-led governance support for retained client entities.
DECISION STANDARD
Every service is structured around clarity, documentation, and long-term operational fit — not simply completing a transaction.
MANAGEMENT RHYTHM
Entity management is not a one-off filing exercise. TRUVIS keeps the company ready for banks, regulators, auditors, investors, and internal governance decisions.
Identify licence, jurisdiction, UBO, tax, governance, renewal, and filing requirements.
Create an active compliance calendar for renewals, submissions, board actions, and statutory deadlines.
Keep resolutions, registers, constitutional documents, and corporate records organised and current.
Handle ownership amendments, capital changes, board updates, restructuring, and authority filings when needed.
GOVERNANCE CONTROL
TRUVIS keeps entity management organised, documented, and responsive so the company remains compliant after formation.
ENTITY ADMINISTRATION
TRUVIS supports the operational governance layer that keeps UAE entities active, credible, and ready for review.
TRUVIS STANDARD
TRUVIS keeps each mandate aligned with the practical realities of the UAE market: regulatory expectations, banking due diligence, ownership documentation, corporate governance, tax obligations, and the client’s long-term operating model.

FAQ
Answers reflect the position as at October 2026. Rules change and every application is decided by the relevant authority, so treat this as orientation rather than advice on your specific case.
Licence renewals, statutory registers (shareholders, directors and UBOs), board and shareholder resolutions, changes to address, activity or ownership, and a compliance calendar covering corporate tax, VAT and AML obligations. The aim is a company that is always current, documented and ready for bank or investor review.
Changes to beneficial ownership must be reflected in the UBO register and filed with the relevant registrar within 15 days. See our UBO compliance guide for who qualifies as a UBO and what a correct filing contains.
Late renewal leads to fines and can block visa, establishment card and banking transactions. If the licence stays expired, some authorities can suspend or strike off the entity. A tracked renewal calendar avoids this.
Yes. Entity management is often combined with corporate representative services so that authority interactions, resolutions and filings are handled locally while owners approve decisions remotely.
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