Other Briefings
VAT in the UAE: Registration, Rates, and Compliance
The UAE implemented VAT in 2018 with a standard rate of 5 percent, applied at each stage of the supply chain. Businesses must adhere to compliance regulations, and failure to do so can result in significant penalties.
Bahrain Introduces New Top-Up Tax for Multinational Firms
Bahrain announced a domestic minimum top-up tax for large multinational enterprises, effective January 1, 2025, aligning with OECD guidelines to promote fairness in international taxation.
Resolving Tax Disputes in the UAE – A Brief Guide for Companies
Learn how companies in the UAE can effectively resolve tax disputes with the Federal Tax Authority and protect their financial interests through the proper legal channels.
An Overview of the UAE’s Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTA) Treaty Network
Using the example of the UAE-UK DTA, we discuss how the UAE’s double tax treaty framework provides tax certainty and prevents double taxation of income.
Accepted Transfer Pricing Methods in the UAE: Guidelines from the Federal Tax Authority
We discuss the main transfer pricing methods accepted by the UAE government under the Corporate Tax Law and aligned with OECD guidance.
UAE Corporate Tax Rules for Free Zone Persons
A brief guide to the specific criteria that entities in UAE Free Zones must meet to qualify for the 0 percent corporate tax rate.
Transfer Pricing Compliance in UAE Free Zones
Transfer pricing compliance in the UAE Free Zones ensures transactions between related entities reflect fair market value, aligning with international tax standards and the UAE Economic Substance Requirements.
UAE and Qatar Sign Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement, Boost Economic Cooperation
The UAE and Qatar are set to fully restore diplomatic ties and have signed a landmark double taxation agreement.
UAE Corporate Tax Incentives in Free Zones
The UAE Federal Tax Authority offers detailed guidelines for businesses in free zones to qualify for a 0 percent corporate tax rate on specific activities, subject to meeting eligibility criteria and registration deadlines.
Comparing Tax Environments: Dubai, Hong Kong, and Singapore
While Dubai, Hong Kong, and Singapore all offer attractive tax regimes, determining which one aligns best with your business goals requires careful consideration of various factors.
