VARA (Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority) has been officially recognised as a competent authority under the UAE CIT (Corporate Income Tax) framework.
Cabinet Decision No. (1) of 2026 introduces a CIT (Corporate Income Tax) exemption for qualifying non-commercial sports entities in the UAE, subject to strict eligibility conditions and formal approval by the FTA (Federal Tax Authority).
New Cabinet Decision creates a unified legal framework for how the UAE exchanges tax information with foreign authorities, with clear obligations for businesses and individuals.
The UAE's non-oil trade just crossed AED 3.8 trillion for the first time, and for businesses, that growth presents real opportunities and new obligations to manage.
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13 Feb 2026 TaxUAE Ministry of Finance Designates VARA as Competent Authority Under CIT Framework
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13 Feb 2026 TaxUAE Cabinet Decision Exempts Certain Sports Entities from Corporate Income Tax
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13 Feb 2026 TaxUAE Issues Cabinet Decision on Exchange of Tax Information
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06 Feb 2026 DubaiUAE Non-Oil Trade Crosses AED 3.8 Trillion
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06 Feb 2026 DubaiUAE and Austria Strengthen Trade Ties
VARA (Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority) has been officially recognised as a competent authority under the UAE CIT (Corporate Income Tax) framework.
Cabinet Decision No. (1) of 2026 introduces a CIT (Corporate Income Tax) exemption for qualifying non-commercial sports entities in the UAE, subject to strict eligibility conditions and formal approval by the FTA (Federal Tax Authority).
New Cabinet Decision creates a unified legal framework for how the UAE exchanges tax information with foreign authorities, with clear obligations for businesses and individuals.
The UAE's non-oil trade just crossed AED 3.8 trillion for the first time, and for businesses, that growth presents real opportunities and new obligations to manage.
The UAE-Austria trade corridor grew nearly 16 percent in 2025, and with EU-UAE CEPA negotiations advancing, DACH companies have good reason to reassess their Gulf strategy.
The UAE is forecast to grow 5.6% in 2026, nearly four times the rate of advanced economies, and here is what that means for businesses on the ground.
The UAE government is running E-Invoicing awareness sessions as the rollout approaches.
Discover what the CBUAE's decision to maintain the Base Rate at 3.65% means for UAE businesses.
Foreign investors accounted for 51% of total trading value, and 84% of the 97,394 new investors joining the Dubai Financial Market were from outside the UAE.