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DetailsTake a look at what’s new in Dubai and the UAE on October 22 to 28, 2018. Here’s for the latest business news:
DetailsHere are the most important things you need to know about VAT in the UAE before setting up business in Dubai.
DetailsLocal sponsor is a generic term used in Dubai and the UAE to refer to nominee shareholders or sleeping partners and local service agents in mainland companies that have foreign investments in the area. It is important for the sponsor to be Emirati and possessing a family membership card or Gincia. Here’s how to find a local sponsor in Dubai.
DetailsMost people are confused about the free zone and the offshore company when they seek for information about where to invest in Dubai. This is because of the primary similarities between the two: 100 percent foreign ownership without any local sponsor required. Both types of companies also have to be registered and licensed by free zone authorities.
DetailsIn Dubai, the tax residency certificate is sometimes called the tax domicile certificate. It is an official document or certificate issued by the Ministry of Finance of the UAE.
DetailsTaxpayers in Dubai and the UAE have to be prepared for the implementation of the 5 percent VAT which has been implemented recently. This came after having gone through several hurdles and teething concerns.
DetailsPlanning to start a business in Dubai? Should you go for mainland or offshore? Here are the stunning benefits of offshore company setup.
DetailsThe economy minister of Dubai, Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, said that the UAE government aims to publish the list of positive sectors in terms of foreign ownership which can be up to 100 percent by the first quarter of 2019.
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