Introduction The Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), a renowned international financial center, has been gaining prominence as a business hub in the heart of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). With its business-friendly regulations and conducive environment for both local and foreign enterprises, ADGM has attracted a diverse range of businesses, leading to an increasing need...
The DIFC Employment Law is comprehensive and provides a clear framework for the employer-employee relationship to ensure that both parties are treated fairly. Disambiguation: This article discusses DIFC employment laws. For ADGM labour laws, please refer to ADGM Employment Laws. For UAE Federal labour laws, please refer to UAE Federal Employment Laws. Leading Financial Center in the...
ADGM labour laws are very stringent about employee welfare and protection of wages. Not paying wages can lead to court intervention and hefty penalties. Each stage of non-compliance would amount to different stages of penalty. Every employer is obliged to make payments to their employees in accordance with the employment contract executed between the employer...
Understanding the different business structures in the UAE such as LLCs, Partnerships, PJSCs, Branch Offices, and more will help you make the right decisions. From the dazzling skyscrapers of Dubai to the stunning beaches of Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a beacon for foreign investors seeking new horizons. The secret behind...
UAE Corporate Tax FAQs: What are the deductible expenses, who can claim the deduction, how to claim the deduction, which expenses are non-deductible, what is a QPBE? Which expenses can be deducted for deriving the Taxable Income for the purpose of UAE Corporate Tax? Generally, all business-related expenses can be deducted during the relevant tax...
As per the UAE Corporate Tax Law, all businesses registered under Corporate Tax must submit their annual tax return within nine months from the end of its financial year. Consequently, for companies and individuals with a financial year ending on December 31, 2024, the deadline to file their Corporate Tax return is September 30, 2025. ...
Members in a Tax group do not have to file separate Tax returns; the Parent entity can file a single tax retun on behalf of them all. The income and losses derived from individual entities are set off against each other. The UAE Corporate Tax Law considers two or more Juridical taxable persons as a...
UAE’s commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic e-commerce sector by setting clear guidelines and standards for online trade. Drafted to streamline operations, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, encourage innovation and provide conducive environment for e-commerce businesses. The law applies to those free zones that lack specific legislation to regulate trading through technological means. Delineates the rights...
A look at the fate of existing DIFC-LCIA arbitration clauses after Dubai’s Decree 34 of 2021 dissolved the DIFC-LCIA and transferred its functions to the DIAC (Dubai International Arbitration Centre). In a recent development in the sphere of international dispute resolution, a United States court has refused to enforce a Dubai International Financial Centre-London Court...
The UAE is introducing its Corporate Tax this year, and it’s crucial for partnership firms and family trusts to understand how it impacts them. Here’s a simplified breakdown. What is a Partnership Firm A partnership is a legal arrangement where two or more persons agree to manage, operate and share the profits of a business....
