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Cabinet Decision No. (129) of 2025 lowers several FTA administrative penalties and encourages businesses to correct tax record errors and submit voluntary disclosures at a reduced cost.
Two of Dubai's most prominent business communities have announced immediate support measures to ease financial and operational pressures on companies.
Dubai's AED 1 billion economic support package introduces a three-month deferral on key business fees and hospitality charges, effective 01.04.2026.
Your UAE Pass connects to bank accounts, government portals, and company records, making it a target for fraudulent schemes that every business owner and resident must learn to recognise and prevent.
Dubai now stands among the world's top financial centres, alongside London, New York, and Singapore.
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The programme is offering eligible businesses a non-refundable tax credit of up to 50% on qualifying expenditure.