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Head of Finance and Operations @Personal Branding Institut | Driving Operational Excellence & Financial Growth | Investment Advisor @CF Ventures
Corporate Finance, M&A Partner (PwC) | Experienced Investment Banker (ING, Nomura, Lehman Brothers) | Senior M&A Advisor
Director, M&A
Principal at I Squared Capital
Managing Director at BNP Paribas
Managing Director, Global Co-Head of Real Estate Investment Banking at Societe Generale
Associate Director, Risk Control & Performance
Wahaj Siddiqui
Corporate finance in the GCC isn’t what it used to be. Tax and regulatory reforms are rewriting the rules and influencing everything from reporting to growth planning. In this podcast with Nivetha Dayanand from Finance Middle East, I discuss how the transformation is unfolding. Happy to chat more on this: https://lnkd.in/dGJQ5zXr
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UAE Free Zone Regime Updated Again The Ministry of Finance has issued Ministerial Decision No. 229 of 2025, replacing MD 265 of 2023, with effect retroactively from 1 June 2023. The key taxpayer-impacting changes are: 1. Treasury & Financing – Expanded to cover own-account activities (not just related parties). This changes how treasury centres in Free Zones may structure their operations. 2. Commodity Trading – Now requires Recognised Price Reporting Agencies (PRAs) and disqualifies companies where distribution/logistics/inventory revenue ≥ 51% of total. Many businesses will need to reassess eligibility for the 0% Free Zone regime. 3. Distribution in Designated Zones – Supplies restricted to resellers, processors, or public benefit entities. Narrower scope = higher compliance burden. Open question: What is the impact on taxpayers who have already filed returns under MD 265? And how should those filing now apply MD 229 with retroactive effect? I’ve prepared a detailed comparative analysis of MD 229 vs MD 265, article-by-article, with practical implications. Comment below to access the full comparative report. CA Sanjay Agarwal | CA Neha Agarwal | CA Vishal Thappa Praneeth Narahari | Anand Vemuganti GTPN – Global Transfer Pricing Network #tax #tp #india #dubai #icai #ca
James Mathew
Corporate tax implementation in the UAE brought into force clearer financial records, standardized reporting, and stronger compliance frameworks which transcend into banks and financial institutions having better visibility into the performance and creditworthiness of Small & Medium Enterprises (#SMEs) in the UAE. As the business landscape in the UAE inches closer towards the September 30th corporate tax deadline, my latest article published in Gulf News special feature on ‘Top #Auditing & #Taxation Firms in the UAE’ is a humble attempt to turn the spotlight on the overlooked ‘S’ in the SME realm – #SmallEnterprises - and their dynamics regarding access to finance. The article unlocks key measures that can help in defining the roadmap for SME financing, especially small enterprises. 1. Clear tiering of the SME sector in UAE 2. Defined share of mandatory lending from banks 3. Tiered pricing models 4. Credit guarantee schemes 5. Alternative financing 6. Supply Chain Finance For the SME sector — the nerve centre of the UAE's economy - tax transparency is more than a regulatory milestone. It is a catalyst for growth, innovation, and resilience. The ripple effects of tax transparency can prove to be a gamechanger for the UAE SMEs as credibility in numbers wield the power to amplify investment and scale funding. Click the below link to read the article in Gulf News: https://lnkd.in/d7taa2nb #uhyjames #uhyinternational #SMEsector #uaebusiness #accesstofinance
Timothy Land
📯 New guidance on accounts & audit for ADGM licensed QFZPs This week, the ADGM Registration Authority issued important guidance on financial statements for ADGM businesses electing to be treated as Qualifying Free Zone Persons (QFZPs) under UAE Corporate Tax law. 🔑 Key points for ADGM businesses to note: 1️⃣ ADGM licensed companies that would ordinarily benefit from an audit exemption (e.g. small companies, certain subsidiaries or dormant entities) must arrange audited accounts if they elect to be a QFZP. 2️⃣ Audits of accounts must be conducted by an ADGM registered auditor. 3️⃣ Where accounts are audited, they must be filed with the Registrar, regardless of the reason for auditing the accounts or any audit exemption. 4️⃣ Businesses are responsible for their compliance with applicable laws, but the RA provides transitional arrangements to support firms to meet their obligations smoothly. This guidance highlights the interplay between ADGM’s regulatory framework and UAE Corporate Tax law - and the need for firms to ensure compliance on both fronts. 📅 With account filing deadlines approaching, ADGM businesses should review their status, auditor appointments and filing obligations promptly. 👉 Please read the full guidance document below 👇 #ADGM #CorporateTax #QFZP #Audit #FinancialReporting #Governance #Compliance #CorporateGovernance #CorporateReporting #Guidance
Pharmaceuticals | Operations | Business Development
MEP Operation Manager
Student at University of Toronto
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