Recent updates to the UAE’s corporate tax framework simplify compliance, enhance flexibility, and solidify the UAE’s appeal as a global business center.

Discover how the UAE’s new e-invoicing system, effective from July 2026, will transform financial processes and ensure compliance.

The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has introduced a grace period through March 2025, allowing businesses to update tax registration details without penalties, supporting compliance and operational transparency.

The UAE has introduced Federal Decree-Laws No. 16 and No. 17 of 2024, launching new tax and e-Invoicing regulations to streamline compliance, enhance transparency, and support digital transformation for businesses.

Don’t miss the October deadline to register your Corporate Income Tax if your UAE business license was issued in August or September— avoid penalties with timely compliance.

The UAE’s new Tax Dispute System simplifies tax compliance, offering faster resolution and enhanced data accuracy, providing businesses in Dubai with a more efficient and reliable process.

The UAE has introduced VAT exemptions and new tax rules to reduce costs for investment and fintech firms, support charitable donations, and simplify tax compliance for businesses.

The UAE is a leading investment hub with world-class infrastructure, a growing non-oil economy, and investor-friendly policies, making it ideal for businesses, especially European firms, to expand into the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

Newly established businesses in the UAE must register for corporate income tax within a mandatory 3-month window to avoid penalties.

The UAE’s non-oil trade surged to EUR 350 billion in early 2024, creating avenues for EU businesses to enter the Middle Eastern market, especially through favorable CEPA agreements.