The UAE’s economy is projected to grow by 4% in 2025, fueled by economic diversification, investor-friendly policies, and strong performance in key sectors like real estate, tourism, and technology.
Ranking two of its cities among the world's safest, the UAE continues to solidify its reputation as a global leader in security and stability, enhancing its appeal for investors, expatriates, and businesses alike.
The UAE retirement visa offers long-term residency for individuals aged 55 and above, providing a tax-free environment, world-class healthcare, and a secure lifestyle for retirees who meet specific financial and eligibility criteria.
With Dubai’s job market booming in tech, finance, sustainability, and healthcare, now is the ideal time for entrepreneurs to launch businesses and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
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UAE pioneers global innovation with the world’s first VAT refund system for e-commerce, offering tourists a seamless, digital, and paperless way to reclaim VAT on online purchases.
In 2024, the UAE's top rankings in 223 international competitiveness indicators showcase significant improvements in infrastructure, governance, and business conditions.
UAE businesses stand to benefit from reduced borrowing costs and enhanced growth opportunities following the Central Bank's 0.25% interest rate cut.
The United Arab Emirates is set to implement changes to its corporate tax landscape, introducing a 15% minimum top-up tax for large multinational enterprises.
This guide to compliance, transparency, and sustainable business operations will help you understand the essentials of ultimate beneficial ownership regulations in the UAE.
Discover the five most common accounting mistakes that Dubai businesses make and learn how to avoid them for smoother operations and compliance.
Dubai's ambitious Economic Agenda D33 aims to position the Emirate among the world's top three urban economies, offering opportunities for international businesses to thrive in a pro-business, innovation-driven environment.
Transfer pricing is a crucial tax compliance requirement for UAE businesses with multinational operations, ensuring transactions between related parties adhere to the arm's length principle and meet evolving regulatory standards.
Stay penalty-free by understanding FTA’s Corporate Income Tax deadlines - extended for some, standard for others -and ensuring timely filings with expert support.