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About Us
BUSINESS REGISTRATION SUPPORT
Make Fortune Team
Service Ecosystem
Accounting
Restoration of Accounting Records
tax & compliance
Corporate Tax & VAT Registration
Preparation and Filing of Tax Returns
Transfer Pricing & Benchmarking
Preparation for Tax Audits
TRC and International Agreements
F A Q
Essential documents to protect a business owner in the UAE?
Constitutional documents, shareholder agreements, clear partner/client contracts (NDAs, commercial agreements), and asset protection tools such as wills registered with the DIFC Wills Service Centre, trusts, or foundations.
Key legal risks for foreign entrepreneurs in the UAE?
Jurisdiction choice (Mainland, Free Zone, Offshore), licensing compliance, labour law, taxation (VAT, Corporate Tax, ESR), intellectual property protection, and international contract risks.
Key legal risks for foreign entrepreneurs in the UAE?
Jurisdiction choice (Mainland, Free Zone, Offshore), licensing compliance, labour law, taxation (VAT, Corporate Tax, ESR), intellectual property protection, and international contract risks.
Do you prepare contracts and shareholder agreements?
Yes — drafting, reviewing, and adapting documents for UAE jurisdictions (Mainland, Free Zone, DIFC, ADGM) to prevent disputes and ensure compliance.
Which is better for my business: Free Zone or Mainland?
Free Zone: 100% foreign ownership, tax benefits, quick setup, but restrictions on Mainland operations. Mainland: ability to work across the UAE, more flexibility, possible local partner requirement.
Is notarisation of contracts required in the UAE?
Mandatory for property transactions, certain shareholder agreements, and some powers of attorney.
Can I add a new partner to an existing company in Dubai or other Emirates?
Yes — requires amending constitutional documents, obtaining regulatory approval, and updating shareholder agreements and licences.
