Here's what you need to know about Corporate Tax in the UAE and how it impacts your business. We’re here to help.

Those with expertise in IT, finance, marketing, and management could soon find new avenues open up in the hospitality and tourism industries.

Dubai welcomed 4.67 million international overnight visitors in the first quarter of 2023, compared to 3.97 million tourists during the same period in 2022.

Free zone businesses in the UAE should keep steadfast focus on two numbers when it comes to corporate tax now that they know what the 'qualifying income' is.

As a result of the decision, foreign companies and other overseas legal entities (non-resident juridical persons) will be subject to UAE Corporate Tax on income earned from immovable property located in the UAE. In the UAE, this applies to both immovable property held or used in a business and to immovable property held for investment purposes.

In this article, Zyla Accountants take a look at how UAE corporate tax impacts freelancers and will give you a better understanding of how the tax works.