Uae

As Saudi Arabia continues to move towards its Vision 2030 diversification goals, it's taking a proactive approach to attracting investment from around the world. One major step in that process is the ability for foreign companies to open and manage their own operations in the kingdom without a Saudi partner. Read more

Luxury real estate in the UAE is attracting more investment than ever. In 2023, $64 billion worth of transactions took place in Dubai alone, with prime property sales surging over 50%. Read more

This article breaks down the key taxes in Oman, from corporate tax and VAT to industry-specific levies, and looks at what these changes mean for those living and operating in the country. Read more

The Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has released new employment regulations under its Registration Authority (RA) which will allow companies to hire remote workers and adopt more flexible working arrangements. Read more

Whether your company is considering its first investment in the region or looking to expand an existing portfolio This article unpacks the legal, practical, and financial aspects of corporate property ownership in one of the world’s most sought-after real estate markets. Read more

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) in Saudi Arabia has introduced a draft of new rules governing recruitment activities and labour services. They have amended the support labour ratio standards for human resources companies under Decision No. (28624), issued on 06.07.1446H. Read more

Unlike many jurisdictions, Qatar doesn’t impose personal income tax, and its territorial taxation system means businesses are taxed only on income generated within the country. This straightforward approach, combined with a well-regulated corporate tax structure, makes the country a competitive base for companies operating in the region. Read more

Over the past five years, the UAE has adapted its visa offerings to cater to an evolving workforce. As remote work has become a dominant model worldwide, the UAE has recognised the need to attract professionals who can contribute to its economy while working for companies located elsewhere. This approach has made the UAE an increasingly attractive destination for remote workers and digital nomads. Read more

Data centres facilities store, process, and manage large volumes of data. Equipped with advanced computing hardware, cooling systems, and power supplies, these centres ensure the seamless operation of digital applications and services. Functions within data centres include high-performance computing (HPC) to support intensive workloads, liquid cooling systems for efficiency, and server management for secure and scalable operations. Read more

Running a business in the UAE comes with a unique set of administrative tasks and legal requirements. From work permits and employee visas to government correspondence and regulatory compliance, these need to be monitored and managed on an ongoing basis. And they don’t stop at the incorporation stage. They’re ongoing and critical to being legal and operational. Read more