With strong scores in commodity endowment and institutional factors, the UAE offers an attractive business environment for entrepreneurs.

Dubai’s real estate market achieved record-breaking heights in May, with transaction volumes and values significantly surpassing previous highs.

The UAE is expanding the list of countries with which it has signed Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAs).

The UAE is boosting its industrial sector with an extra USD 6.3 billion to become more self-sufficient and attract more investment.

The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has reminded individuals with Corporate Tax licenses granted in January and February to submit their Corporate Tax registration applications by 31.05.2024 to avoid penalties.

Private sector companies in the UAE with more than 20 employees must comply with Emiratisation quotas to avoid significant financial penalties and operational disruptions, as outlined by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE).

Dubai has become a top destination for global offices, attracting companies and family businesses with its business-friendly environment and D33 agenda.