In our November edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting International Tax, Transfer Pricing and Indirect Tax in the UAE and across the GCC Region.
In September 2022, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) released Cabinet Decision No. (85) of 2022 (the “Decision”) which details out the requirements and conditions for determining the tax residency of legal and natural persons in the UAE. Branches of foreign entities shall not be considered as tax residents in the UAE. The Decision acknowledges the parallel importance of the international agreements and stipulates that the provisions of the double taxation treaties could apply to determine the tax residency of a person. Further, the FTA may request any information from any government entities in the UAE in order to identify the tax residency of a person.
In our October edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting International Tax, Transfer Pricing and Indirect Tax in the UAE and across the GCC Region.
In our September edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting International Tax, Transfer Pricing and Indirect Tax in the UAE and across the GCC Region.
Learn about the latest updates in Tax, Indirect Tax, and International tax in the UAE and GCC Region.
Learn about the latest updates in Tax, Indirect Tax, and International tax in the UAE and GCC Region.
In our June Part II edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
For the financial year ended 31 December 2021 (FY21), relevant businesses and entities are required to submit their FATCA and CRS filings with the Ministry of Finance (MoF) via the MoF FATCA/CRS Portal, unless specified otherwise by the relevant regulator.
In our June 2022 edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) reporting is an annual compliance requirement in the UAE. For the financial year ended 31 December 2021 (FY21), relevant businesses and entities are required to submit their FATCA and CRS filings with the Ministry of Finance (MoF) via the MoF FATCA/CRS Portal, unless specified otherwise by the relevant regulator. The portal is open for registration and the filings must be submitted until 30 June 2022 for FY21.
In our March 2022 edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
In our January 2022 edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
In our December edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
In our November edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
In our October edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.
In our September edition of GT’s Monthly Tax Newsletter, you can read the latest news updates affecting Indirect Tax, International Tax, and Transfer Pricing in the UAE and across the Middle East Region.