The United Arab Emirates is set to implement changes to its corporate tax landscape, introducing a 15% minimum top-up tax for large multinational enterprises.

Transfer pricing is a crucial tax compliance requirement for UAE businesses with multinational operations, ensuring transactions between related parties adhere to the arm’s length principle and meet evolving regulatory standards.

Stay penalty-free by understanding FTA’s Corporate Income Tax deadlines – extended for some, standard for others -and ensuring timely filings with expert support.

Discover how the UAE’s observer status in the Eurasian Group on Combatting Money Laundering enhances its position as a secure and attractive global business center.

Prepare for the UAE’s first Corporate Income Tax year-end by meeting registration deadlines, reviewing exemptions, and ensuring compliance to avoid penalties.

Recent updates to the UAE’s corporate tax framework simplify compliance, enhance flexibility, and solidify the UAE’s appeal as a global business center.

Discover how the UAE’s new e-invoicing system, effective from July 2026, will transform financial processes and ensure compliance.

The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has introduced a grace period through March 2025, allowing businesses to update tax registration details without penalties, supporting compliance and operational transparency.

The UAE has introduced Federal Decree-Laws No. 16 and No. 17 of 2024, launching new tax and e-Invoicing regulations to streamline compliance, enhance transparency, and support digital transformation for businesses.