Company Incorporation is business set up, company formation, company registration, registering companies as mainland, freezone, or offshore entities.
Running a business in the UAE is full of opportunity—but it also requires structure. Many business owners focus heavily on licences, visas, and registrations at the start. While those are important, what truly protects your business day-to-day are your core commercial and operational documents. These documents define how you work with partners, vendors, employees, and even...
Managing finances in the UAE is not just about paying tax or filing returns. It is about keeping the right financial records, in the right way, so your business stays compliant, credible, and ready to grow. Many business owners assume financial documentation is only needed once a year, when accounts are prepared or tax returns are due. In reality, UAE regulations expect businesses...
Hiring employees in the UAE is not just about offering a salary and issuing visas. The country has a structured labour and workplace governance system, and every company—whether small or large—is expected to maintain certain HR documents. These documents protect employees, but just as importantly, they protect employers from disputes, fines, and operational disruption. Many business owners only realise the importance...
Running a business in the UAE today is very different from a decade ago. The country has aligned itself with global standards set by bodies such as the Financial Action Task Force and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which means companies are expected to be more transparent, better governed, and properly documented. For many business owners, compliance still...
Starting and running a business in the UAE is not just about getting a trade licence and opening a bank account. Behind every legally sound and well-run company lies a set of foundational corporate documents that define how the business is born, how it operates, and how decisions are made. For many entrepreneurs and business owners, these documents...
🇬🇧 English 🇦🇪 العربية An overview of how UAE law addresses online fraud, common cybercrime methods, and the severe criminal penalties imposed on offenders Cyber fraud has emerged as one of the most pressing legal and financial risks in the United Arab Emirates, affecting individuals, businesses, and financial institutions alike. Despite the UAE’s robust...
Challenge A multinational enterprise headquartered in Canada, with operational bases in Mexico, the United States, and the Middle East, sought to establish a fully compliant and operational presence in the United Arab Emirates as part of its global expansion strategy. While the client was commercially sophisticated and experienced in cross-border operations, it faced several challenges...
India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share one of the most dynamic and enduring trade relationships in the world, with gems and jewellery being a pillar of bilateral commerce. From centuries-old trade routes across the Arabian Sea to present-day sophisticated global supply chains, this sector blends tradition, artisanal skill, and strategic economic cooperation. For Indian manufacturers, traders,...
Global supply chains are being reshaped by tariff changes, geopolitical shifts, and diversification strategies. For Indian manufacturers, especially those in export-led sectors these developments are prompting a re-evaluation of where production, value addition, and distribution should be located to remain competitive and closer to important markets. In this context, the UAE has emerged as a...
India’s export strategy is evolving in response to global tariff hikes, supply-chain challenges, and rising compliance demands. To stay competitive, the government is leveraging targeted incentives such as the Export Promotion Mission (EPM), duty-free cotton imports, revised jewellery duty drawback, and the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme designed to refund...
