The UAE has introduced new VAT requirements for businesses involved in digital-currency transactions. FTA Directive No. 3 of 2026 establishes how digital-currency values must be converted into AED for VAT reporting, including exchange selection, valuation and record-keeping requirements. This guide explains what businesses need to know and how to prepare for the latest UAE digital-currency VAT rules.
For QFZPs distributing goods or materials in or from a Designated Zone, maintaining the 0% Corporate Tax rate now requires more than meeting qualifying activity conditions. FTA Decision No. 6 of 2026 introduces a mandatory AUP report for affected businesses from 2026. This guide explains who is affected, what auditors must verify, key documentation requirements and critical filing deadlines.
The UAE has extended Small Business Relief for Corporate Tax to tax periods ending on or before December 31, 2029 under Ministerial Decision No. 131 of 2026. The extension gives eligible SMEs and start-ups three years of relief. With SMEs representing roughly 94% of UAE businesses and contributing more than 60% of non-oil GDP, the change has significant economic importance.
Uncertain about the tax treatment of a transaction in the UAE? The updated FTA Private Clarification Guide (TPGPC1) explains how businesses can request an official, administratively binding opinion before filing. Learn who can apply, what qualifies, the application process, fees, rejection grounds, and how a Private Clarification can reduce Corporate Tax and VAT compliance risk.
The UAE education sector includes more than 2,300 private schools, 80+ higher education institutions, and thousands of training providers, all of which may face different VAT obligations depending on the services they offer. Understanding the UAE Education Sector VAT rules is essential to correctly apply zero-rated and exempt supplies, recover input VAT where permitted, and remain compliant with Federal Tax Authority requirements. This guide explains the key VAT considerations, common compliance risks, and the areas education providers should review.
The UAE DMTT Update brings greater certainty for multinational enterprise (MNE) groups after Ministerial Decision No. 96 of 2026 formally adopted the latest OECD guidance. The regime applies to businesses with EUR 750 million (approximately AED 3.15 billion) in consolidated revenue and supports the implementation of the 15% global minimum tax under the OECD Pillar Two framework.
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