With strong non-oil sector growth, rising employment, and value-driven pricing trends, 2025 offers an ideal window for entrepreneurs to launch and scale businesses in the UAE.
Family offices from the DACH region are increasingly relocating to Dubai, drawn by tax efficiency, regulatory clarity, and long-term planning advantages.
REIT investors in the UAE may now qualify for corporate tax exemption, following new FTA guidelines aimed at boosting transparency and real estate investment.
Dubai’s property investor visas provide a path to long-term UAE residency, combining strong rental yields, tax-friendly returns, and flexible visa options starting from AED 750,000 in real estate investment.
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09 May 2025 DubaiDACH Family Offices Are Relocating to Dubai
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09 May 2025 DubaiUAE Corporate Income Tax Update: REIT Investors May Qualify for Exemption
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02 May 2025 DubaiUnderstanding Dubai’s Mandatory Unemployment Insurance Scheme
With strong non-oil sector growth, rising employment, and value-driven pricing trends, 2025 offers an ideal window for entrepreneurs to launch and scale businesses in the UAE.
Family offices from the DACH region are increasingly relocating to Dubai, drawn by tax efficiency, regulatory clarity, and long-term planning advantages.
REIT investors in the UAE may now qualify for corporate tax exemption, following new FTA guidelines aimed at boosting transparency and real estate investment.
Dubai’s property investor visas provide a path to long-term UAE residency, combining strong rental yields, tax-friendly returns, and flexible visa options starting from AED 750,000 in real estate investment.
Dubai’s mandatory unemployment insurance scheme offers a vital financial safety net, providing up to 60% of your basic salary for three months if you lose your job unexpectedly. Therefore, timely registration is essential to avoid penalties and secure peace of mind.
The UAE’s new penalty waiver initiative gives businesses a second chance to register for corporate income tax without fines, offering relief for latecomers and reinforcing the country’s push for voluntary compliance.
Nearly half of UAE SMEs have faced cyberattacks - proof that cybersecurity is no longer optional, but essential for business survival.
The UAE is becoming a top choice for artificial intelligence (AI) companies due to its strong infrastructure, clear policies, and easy business setup.
The UAE’s foreign trade hit AED 5.23 trillion in 2024, marking a 49% jump since 2021 and reinforcing its role as the region’s top trade center.