Whether you’re a UAE-based or an international business dealing with real estate in the UAE (either in the mainland or FZs) or abroad, this infographic will guide you through the intricate rules surrounding immovable property income under UAE CIT.
Aurifer has singled out the 30 most relevant clarifications in the Corporate Guide for Non-Resident Persons.
Check out the 30 highlights extrapolated from the Corporate Tax Guide for Non-Resident Persons.
Below are specific comments in relation to the policy recommendations outlined in the BEPS Action 4 Final Report, taking into account the specificities and dynamics of Oman’s economy.
In this article, we discuss some of the nuances VC fund investors must consider going forward as part of the new UAE CIT and international tax landscape.
The infographics help you navigate the intricacies of the UAE CIT and its impact on your real estate investment strategy, whether you decide to invest in immovable properties in the UAE mainland or any of the over 40 UAE Free Zones.
Whether you’re a UAE-based or an international business dealing with real estate in the UAE (either in the mainland or FZs) or abroad, this infographic will guide you through the intricate rules surrounding immovable property income under UAE CIT.
Here, we provide our observations and recommendations in relation to the proposed scoping and pricing mechanism for Pillar One – Amount B.
The UAE has recently issued Cabinet Decision No. 74 of 2023, impacting its Tax Procedures. This Decision replaces the previous Executive Regulation on Tax Procedures and aligns it with the most recent version of the Tax Procedures Law, which was effective since 1 March 2023 but did not have Executive Regulations yet. The New Executive Regulation shall be effective from 1 August 2023.
The FTA has additionally issued guidance by way of a Public Clarification on Tax Procedures (TAXP006). The Public Clarification aims to highlight the differences between the previous and new Executive Regulations and provides additional clarification on the new provisions.
We have listed what we consider the most notable changes as per the new Executive Regulations
The Ministry of Finance (“MoF”) published Cabinet Decision No. 75 of 2023, adopted by the UAE’S Federal Cabinet, outlining the Administrative Penalties for Violations of the Corporate Income Tax legislation. This new Decision is set to be effective from August 1, 2023. We’ve incorporate our own insights based on this Cabinet Decision. Read on to know more.
The recently published Cabinet Decision No. 81 of 2023 introduces new conditions for Qualifying Investment Funds (“QIF”) that must be fulfilled to qualify for the CT exemption (aside from the ones under the CT law).
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