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Tax residency abroad

Tax residency abroad

When discussing residency abroad, it is important to clearly distinguish between two concepts: citizenship and tax residency. These statuses are not identical and may relate to different states...

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Choosing a business consulting firm in Dubai, UAE, for business setup

Choosing a business consulting firm in Dubai, UAE, for business setup

Business consulting firms in the UAE offer a wide range of services related to business setup and administration, including licensing, support with obtaining residency and work visas, license renewals, and other corporate formalities. There are also consulting firms that specialize in management consulting, strategic planning, and analytics...

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VAT registration in the UAE

VAT registration in the UAE

Value-added tax (VAT) at a rate of 5% has been in force in the United Arab Emirates since 1 January 2018. The obligation to register for VAT purposes is determined not by the type of company, but by the level of taxable turnover and the nature of activities carried out in the UAE...

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Key Problems and Challenges When Starting a Business in the UAE

Key Problems and Challenges When Starting a Business in the UAE

The United Arab Emirates is widely recognized as one of the most attractive jurisdictions for business due to its favorable tax regime, stable legal system, and well-developed infrastructure. At the same time, as in any other country, the UAE has specific features that may create certain difficulties at the business launch stage...

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Islamic banking in the UAE: how to open an account and what makes it different

Islamic banking in the UAE: how to open an account and what makes it different

Islamic banking occupies a stable and strategically important position within the financial system of the United Arab Emirates. According to industry research and regulatory reports, more than half of the UAE population prefers Sharia-compliant banking products, while interest in Islamic banking among non-Muslim residents and foreign entrepreneurs continues to grow steadily...

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