Dubai

A UAE free zone licence does not automatically make company profits tax free. A Qualifying Free Zone Person, or QFZP, receives the 0% Corporate Tax rate only on Qualifying Income …

A foreign-owned company within the scope of UAE Corporate Tax must apply for registration with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) through EmaraTax. Its deadline depends on when and how the …

The Dubai food industry offers foreign businesses opportunities in food imports, wholesale distribution, manufacturing, and hospitality supply. Companies can also use Dubai to manage regional food trade, provided their licensing, …

Manufacturing in Dubai can work well for companies that need regional production, assembly, processing, or distribution close to Gulf and international markets. The key is choosing the company structure after …

Dubai’s logistics industry gives foreign companies access to a network built around major seaports, airports, free zones, warehouses, and regional trade routes. Jebel Ali is the natural starting point for …

The Dubai startup ecosystem brings together founders, investors, free zones, incubators, regulators, and business infrastructure designed to support company formation and growth. For founders considering Dubai, however, ecosystem size is …

DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) is a 110-hectare financial free zone in Dubai that runs its own English common law courts and its own financial regulator, separate from the rest …

IFZA (International Free Zone Authority) is a Dubai free zone that lets foreign investors register a company with 100% ownership, apply for a UAE residency visa, and combine trading and …

An e-commerce license in Dubai is a commercial permit that legally authorizes a business to sell goods or services through a website, app, or social media channel, issued either by …

A Dubai LLC is a limited liability company incorporated on the UAE mainland under Federal Decree-Law No. 32 of 2021 on Commercial Companies, where each shareholder’s exposure is capped at …