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The UAE legal system follows both civil and Sharia Laws. As an Arab country, the UAE’s main source of legislation is the Islamic Sharia, which is derived from several sources, including the Holy Quran, the word of Allah; the “Sunnah”, or Prophet Mohammad’s teachings; the “Ijma”; and the “Qiyas”, among others. Meanwhile, the UAE civil laws continuously evolve, matching business needs locally and globally.
The UAE levies corporate tax on foreign banks and oil companies only. For a time, businesses in the free zone are exempted from corporate taxes and may be extended.
The UAE does not levy income tax on individuals.
The majority of goods in the UAE have 5% VAT. Excise tax is also levied on goods that are generally harmful to humans and the environment. The UAE has concluded 137 Double Tax Avoidance Agreements with its international trade partners to promote development goals and protect international investment.
UAE is an ideal location for business setup as it has zero corporate tax, minimal currency restrictions, and has a wide range of license types and permitted business activities, to name a few.
Among the available major business licenses in the UAE are Trading, Industrial, Professional, and Freelance Permits. However, it varies between authorities on what type of business licenses they are offering. It is best to consult your local agent to learn more about the licenses available in your chosen authority.
It depends. Some licenses and jurisdictions do not require you to rent a physical office, much less acquire a working visa.
Yes, you may open a corporate bank account immediately after your company has been incorporated.
Yes, citizens from Iran, Iraq, Qatar, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Turkey, Libya, and Egypt are considered high-risk nationalities and may require pre-approval from the UAE Federal Immigration.