The UAE’s adoption of the OECD’s global minimum tax guidance reinforces its commitment to international tax standards, offering greater clarity and compliance certainty for multinational businesses.
The UAE’s growth and investor-friendly reforms are unlocking major opportunities for DACH companies in key sectors like tech, healthcare, and manufacturing.
The CBUAE’s 2024 Annual Report highlights strong GDP growth, low inflation, and rapid digital innovation - reinforcing the UAE as a prime destination for business and investment.
The UAE’s new Cabinet Decision No. 34 of 2025 introduces clearer tax rules for investment funds and partnerships, offering potential exemptions while outlining strict conditions for compliance and investor reporting.
The UAE Ministry of Finance has introduced a new regulatory framework establishing eligibility criteria and accreditation procedures for eInvoicing service providers.
Dubai's emergence among the world's top five fintech hubs, according to the latest Global Financial Centres Index, highlights its growing status as a leading international financial center.
Dubai's latest regulatory update enables free zone companies to easily establish mainland branches, significantly broadening their operational scope and market access.
DP World's success strengthens Dubai's trade center status, giving trading license holders exceptional logistics and market advantages.
Dubai tops the global rankings as the world’s favorite spot for foreign investment, proving that businesses and the people behind them really do well here.
The Federal Tax Authority urges individual business owners in the UAE to register for Corporate Income Tax by 31.03.2025 to avoid AED 10,000 penalties and safeguard their business reputation.
Recent UAE-EU sustainability agreements open doors for entrepreneurs looking to establish clean energy ventures in Dubai.
Following recent events in Germany, 37% of German millionaires are considering emigration, with Dubai emerging as a key destination.
Discover the entrepreneurial ambition of UAE women, where 84% are considering starting their own businesses, and 49% already identify as entrepreneurs—nearly matching the 47% of men.