Discover why European companies are increasingly choosing Dubai for international growth.
The CBUAE's rate cut to 4.15% reduces borrowing costs for UAE businesses, creating good conditions for expansion and investment decisions.
The UAE economy is set to grow 4.9% in 2025, creating new business opportunities across multiple industries as both oil and non-oil sectors expand.
UAE businesses face penalties starting at AED 500 per month for late CIT filing, escalating to AED 1,000 after 12 months.
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10 Oct 2025 DubaiNew Federal Decree-Law Strengthens Central Bank Oversight
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10 Oct 2025 DubaiNew Law Regulating Engineering Consultancy Practices in Dubai
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10 Oct 2025 DubaiDubai Launches Free Zone Mainland Operating Permit
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Dubai's 4 million population milestone and 7,100 new millionaire residents, bringing USD 7.1 billion, create business opportunities.
The OECD has recognized the UAE's 15 percent Corporate Income Tax on large multinationals, reducing compliance complexity and double taxation risks.
The Federal Tax Authority requires businesses to maintain comprehensive Corporate Income Tax records for seven years and submit returns within nine months of their tax period end to avoid penalties.
What makes a free zone attractive enough to add 1,100 companies in just six months?
Germany's latest economic figures reveal a troubling trend that smart businesses are already responding to.
Missing your Corporate Income Tax deadline could cost your UAE business thousands in penalties - here is what you need to know to stay compliant.
UAE banks posted strong 2025 results, creating better conditions for opening business accounts despite strict documentation requirements.
The FTA collected AED 357 million in taxes and fines during H1 2025, more than double their inspection activity from last year, making proper tax compliance essential for UAE businesses to avoid costly penalties.
Dubai's Q1 2025 GDP grew 4% to AED 119.7 billion with strong performance across healthcare, real estate, and finance, creating a more stable and profitable environment for businesses.