The UAE has introduced new consular services for Golden Visa holders, offering faster travel support, emergency assistance, and broader care abroad.
German company presence in the UAE surged 17 percent in 2025, as bilateral trade reached AED 27.6 billion in the first half of the year.
Missing a single mandatory element on a tax invoice can invalidate your entire VAT recovery claim, transforming recoverable tax into a permanent business cost.
A new federal decree-law grants the Central Bank of the UAE expanded authority to oversee, regulate, and intervene in financial and insurance institutions, strengthening market stability, transparency, and consumer protection nationwide.
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The UAE will introduce mandatory e-invoicing in July 2026 using the PEPPOL framework, requiring businesses to update their systems to digitally transmit invoice data to customers and the Federal Tax Authority.
Dubai offers European companies a competitive tax environment with 0-9% corporate income tax rates and extensive double taxation treaties, while requiring compliance with transfer pricing and AML regulations.
Dubai is becoming a leading destination for private wealth management, offering tax-efficient structures and regulatory stability for entrepreneurs and family offices.
German factory orders plummet 2.9% while Dubai's manufacturing sector grows 3.3%, creating compelling relocation opportunities for German businesses.
Explore why Dubai has established itself as the world's leading destination for executive nomads in 2025.
UAE expands free zone tax benefits with new rules covering industrial chemicals, processed commodities, and treasury services.
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.