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UAE Corporate Tax Basics for Real Estate Firms and Brokers

A concise introduction to the UAE Corporate Tax issues that real-estate firms, brokers, investors and property businesses need to understand.

PB First

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UAE Corporate Tax Basics

UAE Corporate Tax Basics are required knowledge across many business sectors. Non, more so than in the world of real estate investments.

Real estate now plays a major role in the UAE economy and will continue to grow. Many local and international companies and individuals actively participate in the sector.

Because the sector involves many participants and complex corporate tax rules under Decree Law 47 of 2022, the Innovation Experts Real Estate Institute (IEREI) has appointed Dr Peter Wilson to lead a 15-hour practical course. This course delivers the leading corporate taxation training for the real estate industry. Each participant will receive a detailed booklet and course materials.

Participants will learn the corporate tax consequences for developers, brokers, and investors in commercial and residential property. The course also covers tax issues for Free Zone providers and users. It explores the impact on companies, partnerships, foundations, and contractual structures.

This course is essential for anyone seeking compliance in a rapidly changing environment.

Dr Peter Wilson works in the UAE and brings more than 40 years of international and UAE tax experience. He is widely recognised as one of the few true experts in the UAE’s new corporate tax law.

See the intro video below. https://ierei.ae/en/course/introduction-to-uae-corporate-taxation-for-real-estate-companies-and-brokers/95

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