In Financier Worldwide's 'INDepth feature: Global Tax 2026', Anuj Kapoor, Partner, Grant Thornton UAE, shares insights on how the UAE's tax landscape is evolving from a newly established framework into a more sophisticated, internationally aligned system that is focused on governance, transparency and long-term business readiness.
The article highlights:
- How the UAE continues to strengthen its tax framework through ongoing developments in Corporate Tax, Transfer Pricing and international tax alignment, while maintaining its position as an attractive destination for investment.
- The growing importance of tax governance, documentation and operational readiness, with businesses increasingly expected to support their tax positions through robust processes, clear evidence and effective internal controls.
- Transfer pricing emerging as a key area of focus for both multinational and domestic groups, requiring closer alignment between policies, commercial arrangements, financial outcomes and supporting documentation.
- How the UAE is balancing international tax standards with continued efforts to attract global capital through a sophisticated and evolving legal, investment and regulatory environment
- This piece encourages business leaders to act early by strengthening governance, embedding risk management into core processes and aligning strategies with market direction, enabling them to scale with confidence, manage complexity and drive long-term growth in the UAE.
This contribution encourages business leaders to take a proactive approach to tax management by strengthening governance, enhancing documentation and embedding tax considerations into wider business decision-making, helping organisations navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment with confidence
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