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Tourists and visitors can claim refund on VAT paid on purchases they made during their stay in the UAE.

The UAE Cabinet of Ministers issued Cabinet Decision No. (49) of 2023, on May 8, levying a 9% corporate tax for certain businesses. This decision has been viewed as a strategic move to diversify the UAE's income sources beyond oil while allowing the country to maintain its status as a regional commercial hub. Contact us to know more.

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We are thrilled to officially introduce the first book on UAE Corporate Tax to Mr. Satish Kumar Sivan, the Consul General of India in the UAE.

There is currently no personal income tax in the United Arab Emirates. As such, there are no individual tax registration or reporting obligations.
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The general VAT rate is 5% and applies to most goods and services, with some goods and services subject to a 0% rate or an exemption from VAT. Contact us to know more.

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Yes, there is no personal income tax for professionals working in the UAE. However, you might have to pay taxes if you're a business owner or self-employed. Contact us to know more.

The Member States of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) include The United Arab Emirates, The Kingdom of Bahrain, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, The Sultanate of Oman, The State of Qatar and The State of Kuwait. The types of taxes prevalent in the GCC countries include VAT and Tourist Tax among others. To know more about such interesting info, follow us.

Recently, the UAE introduced Corporate Tax. But, that doesn't affect tax on personal income. Still, now, the UAE does not have any income tax for those working in the UAE, irrespective of their residency status. Stay tuned and follow us for more interesting updates around tax in the UAE.

Filling taxes in the new regime in the UAE can be tricky. So, don't take chances and get guidance from the best - experts like us. So far, only businesses with annual taxable profits above AED 375,000 shall be subject to a 9% tax rate.