UAE International Tax

Uae
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Howard R. Hull, Roberto Scalia
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9789087227357
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Book overview

This book provides a thorough examination of the taxation associated with international cross-border investments involving the United Arab Emirates (UAE), addressing both domestic and international legal frameworks.

Key themes and topics

UAE International Tax provides a comprehensive examination of the taxation complexities related to international cross-border investments involving the United Arab Emirates. The book explores both domestic and international laws, regardless of whether the UAE is the source or destination of the investments.

In recent years, the UAE has undergone a substantial transformation in its tax environment. While maintaining its competitive tax status, the country has introduced several indirect taxes and strengthened its tax treaty network. It has done this whilst upholding its international obligations through new measures addressing base erosion and profit shifting, as well as enhancing transparency and information exchange. These developments have significantly impacted international cross-border investments.

In addition to analyzing the UAE's extensive network of international tax treaties, UAE International Tax also addresses intricate regulations designed to prevent treaty abuse, international VAT law, country-by-country reporting, economic substance requirements, beneficial ownership disclosures, financial account information, and other recent updates.

Authored in the context of the United Arab Emirates' "Year of the Fiftieth," commemorating 50 years since its establishment, UAE International Tax provides valuable insights into the evolving tax landscape of the region.

Table of contents

Part 1 UAE Tax Overview

Chapter 1: Tax Jurisdictions

Chapter 2: Direct Tax

Chapter 3: Indirect Tax

Part 2 International Tax Treaties

Chapter 4: Treaty Framework

Chapter 5: Treaty Framework

Chapter 6: Immovable Property

Chapter 7: Business Profits

Chapter 8: Transfer Pricing

Chapter 9: Dividends

Chapter 10: Interest

Chapter 11: Royalties

Chapter 12: Capital Gains

Chapter 13: Personal Services

Chapter 14: Pensions

Chapter 15: Other Income

Chapter 16: Capital

Chapter 17: Double Taxation Relief

Chapter 18: Anti-Abuse Provisions

Chapter 19: Non-Discrimination

Chapter 20: Mutual Agreement Procedure

Part 3 International Value Added Tax

Chapter 21: VAT Framework

Chapter 22: International Goods

Chapter 23: International Services

Part 4 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting

Chapter 24: International Framework

Chapter 25: Country-by-Country Reporting

Chapter 26: Economic Substance Regulations

Part 5 Transparency and Exchange of Information

Chapter 27: Global Forum

Chapter 28: Financial Account Information

Chapter 29: Beneficial Ownership Information

Howard R. Hull

Howard R. Hull serves as the Tax Strategy Advisor for the Al-Futtaim Group. He previously worked as an International Tax Partner at EY and held the position of Group Tax Director at Al-Futtaim. After earning a master’s degree in law from the University of Geneva, he became a Certified Swiss Tax Expert. Mr. Hull frequently speaks on topics related to both domestic and international taxation and is an honorary member of the UAE chapter of the International Fiscal Association (IFA).

Roberto Scalia 

Roberto Scalia is an associate professor who teaches tax law at the University of Bergamo in Italy, where he earned his PhD in EU and international tax law. He is an international tax lawyer (avvocato), providing guidance to businesses and individuals on international tax issues. Dr. Scalia has published extensively on UAE, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), and international taxation topics. Additionally, he serves as the chairman of the Tax Commission for the Joint Italian Arab Chamber of Commerce (JIACC).

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