Set up a company before 1 July to benefit from the 0% corporation tax relief!

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Recently, a great deal of misleading information has been circulating regarding corporate taxation in Dubai. Many people still believe that all businesses in the United Arab Emirates are automatically tax-exempt, whilst others claim that a flat-rate corporate tax of 9% now applies to all companies.

The reality is far more complex than that—and in many cases, far more favourable too.

There are currently three different schemes in the Emirates under which a corporate tax rate of 0.1% is available, provided certain conditions are met.

One of the most important of these is the Small Business Relief scheme, which supports small businesses.

Dubai company formation 100% ONLINE – a new era begins

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In recent times, the uncertainty surrounding the world – particularly the Middle East – has unsettled many. A lot of people are considering setting up a company in Dubai, but the question arises: Is it really a good decision then?

The answer in brief is: again – in fact, it's better than ever now.

And what's more important: We have taken the process to a completely new level.

Corporate Cryptocurrency Trading With a Dubai Company in 2026 – What Is Allowed and What Is Not?

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Interest in cryptocurrency is growing rapidly across the Middle East, and Dubai has become one of the most crypto-friendly —yet strictly regulated —markets in the region.
Many believe that “any Free Zone company can trade crypto”, but this is not trueand can easily lead to compliance or regulatory issues.

This article provides a clear, straightforward and accurate overview of how cryptocurrency trading can be conducted legally under a Dubai-based company in 2026..

Cryptocurrency Trading in Dubai as an Individual (2026) – What Can You Do and What Can't You Do?

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Cryptocurrencies have become one of the fastest-growing investment areas in the world in recent years, and Dubai has become one of the most active and innovative hubs in the region.
Many people ask: Yes, as a private individual legally residing in the UAE on a work visa or as a resident, you can trade cryptocurrencies.

The answer is: Yes, trading with your own money, into your own account, is permitted, it is important to understand the regulatory environment and the restrictions.

This article provides an overview of what's worth knowing in 2026.

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