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.
UAE introduces mandatory Advertiser Permits for social media advertising to regulate content quality and protect consumers from misleading advertisements
The Central Bank of the UAE will launch the Digital Dirham in Q4 2025, offering businesses a secure, blockchain-based payment system that enables instant settlements and efficient cross-border transactions.
While DACH inflation rates vary unpredictably from 0.2% to 3.5%, the UAE's stable 2.1% inflation and business-friendly policies make it an attractive alternative for European companies.
Under new regulations by the Dubai Land Department, all real estate sale proceeds must now be transferred directly to a UAE bank account in the seller’s name.
Regulators are tightening enforcement, making businesses strengthen their anti-money laundering controls and ensure full compliance.
UAE banks have begun phasing out SMS and email OTPs in favor of app-based authentication, an important security update that affects how your business handles transactions.
Dubai's Q2 2025 real estate market reached record highs, with over 45,000 transactions and AED 142.7 billion in sales, as key trends reshape the investment landscape.
Germany's largest asset manager, DWS Group, opens an office in the UAE as German business expansion continues.
UAE businesses can now claim 4% annual tax depreciation on investment properties under new 2025 rules, but important conditions apply.