Other Briefings
Bahrain and Qatar Sign Big US Deals: Implications for Trade and Tariff Policy
Bahrain commits US$17 billion in US investments, including aviation and tech deals, while Qatar reviews its US$243.5 billion package.
A to Z of Business and Corporate Tax in Qatar
Qatar corporate tax requires businesses to register on the Dhareeba portal, file annual tax returns, and submit financial statements.
Dubai Introduces Amendments to Data Protection Law
Dubai has amended its Data Protection Law to strengthen individuals’ rights aligning with global standards and increasing compliance.
UAE Corporate Tax Filing 2025: Key Compliance Steps for Audit and Transfer Pricing Readiness
UAE businesses must complete audits, transfer pricing adjustments, and disclosures by September 30, 2025, to ensure Corporate Tax compliance.
Saudi Arabia Opens Stock Market to GCC Residents
Saudi Arabia has opened its investment market to individual residents of the UAE and other GCC countries.
UAE Offers Corporate Tax Fine Waiver: Relief Measures Explained
The UAE Federal Tax Authority has announced a conditional waiver of AED 10,000 for late corporate tax registration.
UK-Qatar Economic Ties: Trade, Partnerships, Business Opportunities
UK-Qatar trade in 2024 reached US$7.29 billion. Sectors like aviation, energy, and financial services remain open to bilateral opportunities.
UAE Launches New AI-Driven Government Planning Cycle: What Foreign Investors Should Know
As the UAE launches its new AI-driven planning cycle, it unlocks strategic opportunities for foreign investors.
Saudi Arabia New Property Law Opens Real Estate Market to Foreigners
Saudi Arabia new property law will open its real estate market to foreign ownership in January 2026, aiming to boost FDI and growth goals.
UAE Data Protection Obligations and Cross-Border Data Transfer for Businesses
The UAE Personal Data Protection Law puts obligations for businesses on handling personal data and cross-border transfers. This article breaks down compliance requirements, sectoral rules, and how companies should manage third-party risks under the new legal regime.
