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Rayhan Aleem, Co-Founder and CEO of Tax Star, explains how AI-powered tax tools help UAE entrepreneurs save time and avoid stress. From generating IFRS financial statements to filing accurate returns and sending deadline reminders, AI automates routine tasks that normally drain hours. By cutting errors and simplifying compliance, these tools let business owners focus on growth instead of paperwork.

The Karbon AI 2025 Report reveals a widening gap between firms adopting AI and those resisting it, with training proving vital for success. Rayhan Aleem, Co-Founder and CEO of Tax Star, stresses that gradual integration, strong compliance, and ongoing staff training help firms build confidence and unlock productivity. Early adopters are gaining an edge by saving time, reducing costs, and meeting client expectations for faster, digital-first service.

Rayhan Aleem, co-founder and CEO of Tax Star, created the UAE’s first AI-powered corporate tax software to boost accuracy, save time, and help accountants focus on advisory work. His daily routine blends family time, business development, and a strong focus on sales and marketing. With plans to expand into Saudi Arabia and Europe, he prioritizes fitness, reflection, and a positive mindset.

The UAE’s 30 September 2025 corporate tax deadline is fast approaching. Businesses must register, file, and pay on time to avoid costly penalties. Key steps include accurate financial statements, proper record-keeping, and compliance with FTA rules

Tax Star, Dubai’s first AI-powered corporate tax software, automates calculations, compliance, and document management—saving firms 75% processing time and enabling them to handle 50% more clients.

Tax Star has partnered with Wafeq to link accounting and e-invoicing tools directly with AI-powered corporate tax automation. The integration allows UAE businesses to move from daily bookkeeping to audit-ready, compliant tax returns without manual exports or double entry