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UAE Corporate Tax: Do non-contract payments incur taxation?

Does UAE corporate tax apply to payments beyond employment contracts? The impact of UAE Corporate Tax is determined by employment contracts. Individuals engaged in business exceeding Dh1 million turnover must comply. The tax guide clarifies wages under labor contracts, emphasizing employment terms. Payments outside contracts risk not being considered part of entitled wages, requiring case-by-case

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UAE temporarily bars visas for unskilled Pakistanis

In Dubai, Pakistanis, constituting over 10 percent of the population, are experiencing a surge in visa rejections, particularly in the issuance of labor visas for unskilled workers. Unconfirmed reports suggest that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has imposed a suspension on these visas without providing reasons for the decision. The Pakistan Overseas Employment Promoters Association

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Abu Dhabi Company Presents More Than 700 Job Openings

The ‘Ethmarati’ program, initiated by Ethmar International Holding (EIH), headquartered in Abu Dhabi, seeks to foster the skills and career paths of youth, providing them with knowledge to enhance their employability. This Abu Dhabi-based holding company is now presenting over 700 job opportunities as part of its newly launched Emiratisation program. Introduced at the Tawdheef

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Central Bank participates in the Tawdheef career fair

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates is actively engaging in the proceedings of the 27th edition of the “Tawdheef” exhibition, commencing tomorrow at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) and running until November 15. This participation underscores the Central Bank’s commitment to the Emiratization strategy embedded within the country’s national agenda. During

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