UAE

The UAE has extended the Corporate Tax Small Business Relief (SBR) until 31 December 2029, giving eligible startups, entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized businesses an additional three years to potentially operate without paying UAE Corporate Tax. Under the previous rules, the relief was available only for tax periods ending on or before 31 December 2026. […]

The introduction of corporate tax in the UAE marks a significant shift in the country’s fiscal landscape. While the UAE has traditionally been known for its tax-free environment, the implementation of a federal corporate income tax has changed the way companies — both local and international — operate. Whether you’re a small business owner, an

Dubai has long been recognized as a global business hub, offering startups a robust ecosystem to foster innovation and growth. However, navigating the tax environment is essential for any startup to ensure smooth operations and avoid potential penalties. With the introduction of new tax regulations and compliance requirements in the UAE, it’s more important than

The introduction of corporate tax in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) represents a transformative shift in the financial landscape, influencing both domestic and international business operations. At LEXPERT, we provide expert insights into navigating this complex terrain, ensuring your business not only complies with new regulations but also optimizes its tax strategies. Here’s what you

I. Introduction The United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) has traditionally ranked among the top countries where high net worth and ultra-high net worth individuals relocate. However, since the 2020 pandemic and the rise of remote work, there has also been an influx of entrepreneurs, freelancers and other business minded people. It is common for prosperous individuals

I. Introduction The world is becoming more globalised than ever. There has never been such level of international trade and investment. With international transactions in full upswing, cross-border tax procedures and cooperation between tax authorities are on the rise. In this article we list five key points that companies should consider if they are subject

Introduction If you are working for a multinational enterprise, it is likely that you have been involved in an intragroup restructuring that includes countries. A common question that arises in these international intragroup restructurings is whether any transfer – of shares or assets – made between entities of the same group should result in any

Introduction On 27 February 2024, the UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (“FTA”) published its Decision No. 3 of 2024, dated 22 February, regarding the timeline specified for registration of taxable persons for corporate tax for the purposes of Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022 on the taxation of corporations and businesses (the “CT Registration Decision”). The