The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) is the largest and fastest-growing free zone in the UAE, with complete infrastructure, mature policies, an advanced on...【Read More】
The notarization and authentication of documents in Dubai typically includes the following steps:
1. Notarization: Submit the document to a local notary office ...【Read More】
First, determine the investment method and prepare the relevant materials. Then submit the application to the relevant department in the UAE. For example, compa...【Read More】
Ras Al Khaimah Offshore Company is not allowed to conduct business within the UAE, nor is it permitted to engage in business dealings with local UAE entities. (...【Read More】
1. UAE-based enterprises:
*Mandatory registration: If a company's total sales exceed 375,000 dirhams in the past 12 months, or is expected to exceed this amount...【Read More】
The UAE requires companies to submit the consumption tax return for the previous month and pay the corresponding tax before the 15th of each month. Failure to f...【Read More】
Although the UAE, especially Dubai, is investor-friendly, setting up a business in Dubai still requires proper documentation and approvals from various governme...【Read More】
Benefits include the ability to legally reside, work, and invest in the UAE, access to local healthcare, education, and other public services, as well as the fr...【Read More】
The International Free Zone Authority (IFZA) is the UAE's only free zone focused on business-to-business (B2B) operations. It offers scalable business solutions...【Read More】
Dubai Flower Center is located in the heart of the bustling city of Dubai. With its unique geographical location and advanced logistics facilities, it has becom...【Read More】
Companies in the Dubai Free Zone can conduct business activities that align with their trade license, but generally cannot directly operate in the local UAE mar...【Read More】
Common types include the ordinary investor visa, golden visa, and real estate investor visa. The ordinary investor visa generally requires establishing a compan...【Read More】
The withholding tax rate in the UAE is typically 5% to 10%, but the specific rate depends on the nature of the service and the applicable double taxation agreem...【Read More】
For income subject to withholding tax, the payer must register and report in accordance with UAE tax laws and foreign exchange regulations. Typically, details o...【Read More】
In the tide of globalization, the UAE has become a hot spot for many outstanding talents with its unique charm and unlimited opportunities. In order to attract ...【Read More】
First, businesses must submit a VAT registration application through the online platform of the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) of the UAE. The required documents t...【Read More】
Generally speaking, you need to have a legally registered company in the UAE as your employer to sponsor the application. The company must have the correspondin...【Read More】
Before the visa expires, the applicant must submit a renewal application to the UAE immigration authorities and provide relevant materials, such as proof of con...【Read More】