As 2025 draws to a close, business owners across the UAE face a familiar question: Is everything in order?
From 14.01.2026, VAT on scrap metal transactions in the UAE will be accounted for by the buyer, not the supplier.
Recent amendments clarify how tax credits are applied and introduce a formal refund process for unutilised balances.
The Ministry of Finance and Khalifa Fund have signed an agreement giving accredited SMEs direct access to federal government contracts through the digital procurement platform.
As 2025 draws to a close, business owners across the UAE face a familiar question: Is everything in order?
From 14.01.2026, VAT on scrap metal transactions in the UAE will be accounted for by the buyer, not the supplier.
Recent amendments clarify how tax credits are applied and introduce a formal refund process for unutilised balances.
The Ministry of Finance and Khalifa Fund have signed an agreement giving accredited SMEs direct access to federal government contracts through the digital procurement platform.
Record investment, new company registrations, and expanded trade partnerships mark another strong year for business in the UAE.
The Ministry of Finance introduced amendments to the executive regulation governing excise tax in the UAE.
The UAE has amended its Commercial Companies Law to introduce non-profit companies, multi-class shares, and easier business relocation.
The UAE will introduce a tiered excise tax on sweetened beverages based on sugar content, effective 01.01.2026.
Cabinet Resolution No. (106) of 2025 sets out the administrative fines that will apply to businesses required to use the E-Invoicing System in the UAE.