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In the ever-changing landscape of UAE corporate tax, businesses expanding beyond the UAE encounter a network of complex tax regulations. Article 11 of the UAE corporate tax federal decree law no. 47 of 2022, applicable to both UAE-incorporated entities and foreign entities effectively managed and controlled within the UAE, establishes them as taxable entities. Effectively overseeing a business for corporate tax purposes necessitates a meticulous analysis of decision-making locations, board meetings, the influence of stakeholders, operational decision hubs, and economic perspectives. This thorough assessment seeks to pinpoint where crucial management decisions occur, offering a nuanced understanding of effective management and…
Amid the popularity of action-packed battle mode and vast open-world games, the wholesome trend of ‘cosy games’ is making waves across the gaming world. Called ‘cosy games’ for their low competition drives and relatively calm gameplay, these small games pull people in with their comforting aesthetics and quick wins. Bored of her everyday metro commute, UAE expat and real estate agent, Angel Roni downloaded a few cosy games on her phone. “When I’m on the way to work, I don’t usually have anything to do and keep thinking of my tasks for the day. But it tends to stress me…
Name: Richelle Fosberry Ride: 2014 MINI Cooper Nationality: Filipino Profession: Head of Operations In Dubai since: 2003 When did you move to Dubai and what do you like most about this city? I moved to Dubai in 2003. The UAE is such a safe country to live in. It’s not unusual to leave things some place and find them right where you left them. In addition, Dubai is a melting pot of cultures, and you can get a taste of a variety of cuisines from around the world. Dubai has also managed to catch up and surpass the rest of…
You cannot blame Marwan Al Janahi if he is itching to watch the Brisbane International (December 31-January 7), a warm-up tennis tournament ahead of the Australian Open. This 15-year-old Emirati tennis player is curious to see if his idol, Rafael Nadal, can cope with the demands of competitive tennis again. The 36-year-old is making a comeback after a year-long absence due to a hip injury — the latest in a long list of injury issues that have plagued the Spanish icon. But it’s the never-say-die spirit of Nadal that has endeared him to millions of tennis lovers, including Marwan. Nadal…
The coming end of the holiday season doesn’t mean that gamers should settle for laptop deals, as you can still get discounts on powerful gaming devices like the Razer Blade 15. A version of the gaming laptop with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti graphics card is available from Razer with a $1,000 discount, which pulls its price down to $2,000 from $3,000. It’s still not cheap, but an investment like this will set you up for top-quality gaming for years to come. Why you should buy the Razer Blade 15 gaming laptop Is your current gaming laptop already struggling…
Residents and motorists are experiencing lighter traffic nowadays thanks to the holidays. Some are suggesting that schools adopt staggered timings so that traffic will become smoother when classes begin again next week. A time saving of about 20 per cent is what long-time Dubai resident Ferdinand Fraga has been enjoying the past few days. His work at Dubai Multi Commodities Centre involves being on the road most of the time and the usual choke points for him are areas around schools. “All school areas are choke points,” he told Khaleej Times, noting: “In the morning and afternoon, parents spend 1-2…
A Qatar court has dropped the death sentence for eight Indians arrested in the country last year, India’s foreign ministry said on Thursday. “We have noted the verdict today of the Court of Appeal of Qatar in the Dahra Global case, in which the sentences have been reduced,” the ministry said in a statement here. The eight former personnel of the Indian Navy, arrested in an alleged case of espionage, were given the death sentence by Qatar’s Court of First Instance in October. The Indian nationals, all employees of Doha-based Dahra Global, were taken into custody in August 2022. The…
Dragon Oil Company, wholly owned by the Dubai Government, opened its largest regional office outside the country in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, in the presence of a high official delegation from the Turkmenistan Government, led by Guvanch Agajanov, Chairman of the SC Turkmennebit. The opening ceremony was attended by Rashid Al Jarwan, CEO of Dragon Oil, Maksat Pirliyev, General Director of NAPECO, Deputy Ambassador of the UAE to Turkmenistan, Sulaiman Al Zahmi, high officials representing Petronas Turkmenistan, Mitro International and other companies. The new office represents an important step for the company to achieve the established strategic goals, such…
Food, film, Ferrari World… here are some fun ways to spend the last weekend of 2023 Ferrari World’s Winterfest Celebrate winter at Ferrari World’s Winterfest, a family-friendly hotspot filled with festive vibes. The entire place comes alive with extravagant decorations and lively theme shows that bring joy to all. Engage in exciting activities that keep the little ones entertained throughout. Winterfest at Ferrari World isn’t just an event; it’s an immersive experience that blends fun, festivity, and family, creating lasting memories for everyone involved. Topgolf Discover the ultimate entertainment destination at Topgolf Dubai, a sprawling three-level venue spanning over 60,000sqft…
For Ali*, getting up to go to work every morning was once an experience filled with dread. “A few years ago, I had a colleague in a very senior position who was the definition of a toxic colleague. He was arrogant and belligerently patronised his direct reports,” explains the 40-year-old Indian national who has resided in the UAE for the past 14 years. “He rarely allowed healthy discourse, and often suppressed others’ points of view. It was stressful having to work with him.” Ali wasn’t alone. It was clear that others in his team felt the same way. “His direct…