New Amendments to the UAE Tax Procedures: Cabinet Decision No. 17 of 2026
Explore the key amendments to UAE tax procedures under Cabinet Decision No. 17 of 2026. Learn how the new rules on record-keeping, voluntary disclosures, refund timelines, and enhanced FTA audit powers impact businesses and ensure compliance with the latest regulations.
FTA Policy on Clarifications and Directives (2026): A Complete Guide for UAE Taxpayers
Discover everything you need to know about the UAE Federal Tax Authority’s (FTA) Clarifications and Directives for 2026. This comprehensive guide explains their purpose, key differences, application process, and impact on VAT and Corporate Tax compliance, helping UAE businesses and taxpayers stay aligned with the latest tax regulations.
UAE R&D Tax Credit Framework: Ministerial Decision No. 24 of 2026
The UAE has taken a significant step toward fostering innovation and economic diversification with the introduction of Ministerial Decision No. 24 of 2026, which operationalizes the R&D Tax Credit regime under the Corporate Tax framework. This decision provides detailed guidance on eligibility, calculation and compliance measures for Research & Development
UAE Cabinet Decision No. 1 of 2026: Corporate Tax Exemption for Sports Entities
The United Arab Emirates has strengthened its position as a global hub for sports development and international sports organizations. In line with this vision, the UAE Cabinet issued Cabinet Decision No. 1 of 2026, granting corporate tax exemptions to certain sports-related entities under the Corporate Tax framework. This decision operates under Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022 on
Why Cloud Accounting preferred- The Future of Accounting?
Is your company still using spreadsheets or desktop software for accounting? Well, it may be time that you consider upgrading to a cloud-based accounting system; Gone are the days of computerized accounting, the upgraded version of traditional accounting. Today cloud accounting has massively contributed to the way accounting operates in
Profit Margin Scheme under UAE VAT
Value Added Tax (VAT) is generally charged on the full value of goods and services. However, for businesses dealing in second-hand goods, antiques, and collector’s items and article 53 goods, charging VAT on the entire selling price can lead to tax cascading –where VAT is effectively charged multiple times on the same item. To address this,
