Saturday 29 June 2013

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Law on notary public in Dubai courts issued
Shaikh Mohammad issues notary public law to regulate profession in Dubai. Qaiser Bari Advocate
Dubai: His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE, in his capacity as the Ruler of Dubai, issued Law No 4 of 2013 on notary publics appointed in Dubai courts.
The law regulates the profession of the public and private notary publics in the emirate of Dubai, and sets out terms of reference, requirements, conditions and years of experience for persons wishing to take up the position.
The law stipulates that a special notary public department be set up at Dubai Courts Department which may open branches across the Emirate of Dubai if necessary.
The law also stipulates that a registry for the private notary public be established at the Department.
He added that the law would have a far-reaching impact on different business sectors in Dubai, as it provides clients with friendly solutions to process transactions like contract attestation easily and quickly.
Notary publics have to be UAE citizens, and notary publics of different Arab nationalities can only be appointed when necessary by the head of Dubai Courts, and must have at least 10 years of experience.
Under the law, notary publics will have to take the oath before the court head before joining his work and hence they will not be allowed to perform the job before swearing in.
Head of Dubai Courts will issue bylaws to implement the provisions of this law, which must be published along with the notary public law in the official gazette. The law will take effect from the date of issuance and shall be published in the official gazette. Dr Ahmad Saeed Bin Hazim, Director General of Dubai Courts, said the law was issued to keep pace with the rapid developments Dubai was witnessing and to streamline and facilitate businesses.
He renewed the importance of partnership between Dubai Courts and the private sector represented in legal consultancy firms and advocate offices.


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Friday 7 June 2013

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The United Arab Emirates is a federation of seven emirates; Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah.

UAE Free Zones (sometimes called a free economic zone, tax free zone, trade free zone or free trade zone) are geographically distinguished areas subject to laws and regulations different from the laws governing resident companies of UAE. Free Zones are insulated from the different laws governing the land of UAE. Allowing 100% foreign ownership is one of such deviations from laws governing UAE lands outside the Free Zones. The companies registered outside free zones allow only maximum 49% foreign ownership and at least 51% of the ownership has to be held by a UAE National. A Free Zone entity is also free from tax on corporate gains - usually guaranteed for 15 or 50 years. Each free zone has its own specific requirements regarding minimum office/warehouse space and permitted activities.
The major attraction of setting up business in Free Zones is the 100% ownership allowed to foreign investors. The incentives for a Free Zone entity are
·         100% foreign ownership
·         Exemption from tax on corporate gains or personal incomes
·         Exemption from tax on corporate gains or personal incomes
·         No currency restrictions
A business may be set up either as
·         Free Zone Company (allows 2 to 5 shareholders)
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Registration is simple and fast, usually incorporated within 24 hours of submission (subject to time difference). There are no restrictions on IBC formations, any non-resident individual or corporate entity can register a company offshore and IBCs bear the ending of 'Limited' or 'Ltd’ in RAK.
Main features of UAE Offshore Company are:
x It cannot carry on business within the UAE
x It does not need to have physical offices in the UAE
x It may have non-UAE resident as director or shareholder
x It may own real estate in the UAE, with prior authorization from RAK Investment Authority
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x It may not do banking and insurance business without special license
x It may maintain bank accounts and deposits in the UAE or worldwide
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On top of being investor friendly and uncomplicated in setting up, RAK Offshore is also subject to 0% tax rates.
RAK Offshore has also signed double taxation prevention treaties that are aimed at making the UAE a more attractive territory.
At this time, RAK Offshore currently holds double-tax treaties with over 30 countries. These agreements prevent individuals and corporations from being susceptible to paying tax on the same item during the same time period.
Companies that set up in RAK Offshore are entitled to the following:
x Reduced Dividends Tax.
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x Exempting national air carriers and shipping companies working in international traffic from taxes and fees
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x Impact of the Tax Agreements on attracting Foreign Investments and capital Movements
x 100% income tax exemption
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X 0% Withholding tax
The UAE is not a member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and therefore not on the OECD list of tax havens (nor the FATF blacklist).
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In practice, commercial and professional firms work 40-45 hours a week and government ministries about 35. The weekend for office workers has traditionally been Thursday afternoon and Friday (for government office workers, Thursday and Friday), but a number of organizations have changed to a five-day week with Friday and Saturday as the weekend. During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, normal working hours are reduced by two hours per day.
There are 10 days of public holidays (paid) in any year. The employee’s annual leave is two days for every month if his service is more than six months and less than a year. In every completed year of service after the first, an employee is entitled to 30 days annual paid leave. This is in addition to public holidays, maternity leave for women and sick leave. 

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The normal maximum working hours are eight per day or 48 per week. However, these hours may be increased to nine daily for people working in the retail trade, hotels, restaurants and other such establishments. Similarly, daily working hours may be reduced for difficult or dangerous jobs. Many businesses work on a two-shift system (for example, 8am – 1pm and 4pm – 7pm). As in all Muslim countries, Friday is the weekly day of rest. Send email to info@dubaibusinesskey.comwww.dubaibusinesskey.com

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·         No personal income and capital taxes
·         No corporate taxation
·         100% repatriation of capital and profits
·         No currency restrictions
·         Competitive import duties (5% with many exemptions).
·         Modern efficient communication facilities
·         Abundant and inexpensive energy supply
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UAE offers business sector all the advantages of a highly developed economy. The infrastructure and services match the highest international standards, facilitating efficiency, quality and service. Among the benefits are: 
·         Free enterprise system.
·         Highly developed transportation infrastructure
·         State-of-the-art telecommunications
·         Top international exhibitions and conference venue
·         High quality office and residential accommodation.
·         Reliable power, utilities etc.
·         First class hotels, hospitals, schools, shops and Cosmopolitan lifestyle.
·         Inexpensive Workforce and Easy Recruitment Procedures

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Dubai/ UAE is the Top leading and actual regional trading hub for A to Z Business; it not only offers access to a market of outstanding potential for overseas companies but also offers Each and all business. Among its key characteristics are: 
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UAE offers business sector all the advantages of a highly developed economy. The infrastructure and services match the highest international standards, facilitating efficiency, quality and service. Among the benefits are: 
·         Free enterprise system.
·         Highly developed transportation infrastructure
·         State-of-the-art telecommunications
·         Top international exhibitions and conference venue
·         High quality office and residential accommodation.
·         Reliable power, utilities etc.
·         First class hotels, hospitals, schools, shops and Cosmopolitan lifestyle.
·         Inexpensive Workforce and Easy Recruitment Procedures
Obviously, their economic development strategy has been successful and the investment incentives, infrastructures, banking services, insurances and political and social stability created an excellent business climate. 
UAE BUSINESS CLIMATE
Doing business in the UAE is very attractive due to the following reasons 
·         No personal income and capital taxes
·         No corporate taxation
·         100% repatriation of capital and profits
·         No currency restrictions
·         Competitive import duties (5% with many exemptions).
·         Modern efficient communication facilities
·         Abundant and inexpensive energy supply
·         Simple staff recruitment procedures
·         Competitive freight charges
·         Competitive real estate costs.
·         Easy access to both sea and airports.
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NO CORPORATE TAX OR PERSONAL TAX
WORKING HOURS AND HOLIDAYS
The normal maximum working hours are eight per day or 48 per week. However, these hours may be increased to nine daily for people working in the retail trade, hotels, restaurants and other such establishments. Similarly, daily working hours may be reduced for difficult or dangerous jobs. Many businesses work on a two-shift system (for example, 8am – 1pm and 4pm – 7pm). As in all Muslim countries, Friday is the weekly day of rest. Send email to info@dubaibusinesskey.com
In practice, commercial and professional firms work 40-45 hours a week and government ministries about 35. The weekend for office workers has traditionally been Thursday afternoon and Friday (for government office workers, Thursday and Friday), but a number of organizations have changed to a five-day week with Friday and Saturday as the weekend. During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, normal working hours are reduced by two hours per day. 
There are 10 days of public holidays (paid) in any year. The employee’s annual leave is two days for every month if his service is more than six months and less than a year. In every completed year of service after the first, an employee is entitled to 30 days annual paid leave. This is in addition to public holidays, maternity leave for women and sick leave. 
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Advantages and Benefits of RAK IBC:

* Low start-up Costs

* Absolute privacy, confidentiality and protection of assets and information

* 100% foreign ownership

* Ability to maintain bank accounts (Current Account) in the UAE

* Ability to issue multiple classes of shares

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* Minimum one director required

* Annual Audit Report not required to be submitted to the Authority

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CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE RATE
There are no exchange controls in the UAE and its currency, the UAE Dirham, is freely convertible. The Dirham is linked to the US dollar, the currency by which oil prices are measured. The exchange rate has remained at AED 3.675 = US$ 1 since 1977. 
LICENSING
The basic requirement for all business activity in UAE is one of the following three categories of licenses: 
·         Commercial licenses covering all kinds of trading activity;
·         Professional licenses covering professions, services, craftsmen and artisans;
·         Industrial licenses for establishing industrial or manufacturing activity.
Some categories of businesses require approval from ministries also: for example, banks and financial institutions from the Central Bank of the UAE; manufacturing from the Ministry of Finance and Industry; and pharmaceutical and medical products from the Ministry of Health; branch of foreign company from the ministry of Economy and Commerce. More detailed procedures apply to businesses engaged in oil or gas production and related industries. 
OWNERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
Fifty-one per cent participation by UAE nationals is the general requirement for all UAE established companies except: 
·         Where the law requires 100% local ownership;
·         In the Free Trade Zones where 100% foreign ownership is permitted;
·         In activities open to 100% AGCC ownership;
·         Where wholly owned AGCC companies enter into partnership with UAE nationals;
·         In respect of foreign companies registering branches or a representative office in Dubai;
·         In professional or artisan companies where 100% foreign ownership is permitted.
PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE OPERATIONS OF FOREIGN BUSINESS INTERESTS.
n practice, however, Dubai and the other emirates followed the same general system, whereby foreign companies operated in one of three ways: with a local sponsor, through a partnership with a UAE national or company, or through a private limited company or public shareholding company incorporated by Ruler’s decree. Since 1984, steps have been taken to introduce a codified company’s law applicable throughout the UAE. Federal Law No. 8 of 1984, as amended by Federal Law No. 13 of 1988 – the "Commercial Companies Law" – and its by-laws have been issued. In broad terms the provisions of the Law are as follows: The Federal Law stipulates a total local equity of not less than 51% in any commercial company and defines seven categories of business organization which can be established in the UAE. It sets out the requirements in terms of shareholders, directors, minimum capital levels and incorporation procedures. It further lays down provisions governing conversion, merger and dissolution of companies. 
LEGAL STRUCTURES FOR BUSINESS
The Federal Law stipulates a total local equity of not less than 51% in any commercial company and defines seven categories of business organization, which can be established in the UAE. It sets out the requirements in terms of shareholders, directors, minimum capital levels and incorporation procedures. The seven categories of business organization defined by the Law are: 
·         General Partnerships
·         Simple Limited Partnerships
·         Joint Participation (Ventures)
·         Public Joint Stock Companies
·         Private Joint Stock Company
·         Limited Liability Companies
·         Partnerships Limited with Shares.
Out of these seven activities LLCs are more commonly used by the foreign investors. Apart from these seven categories, FDIs are encouraged through branches and Representative Offices of foreign companies and 100% foreign owned Professional Firms.
100% foreign ownership is permitted in the UAE Free Zones. 
Steps followed for a UAE Company Formation:
·         Licensing
·         Name & Activity Approval
·         Company License Registration with Article of Association (notarized in the court)
·         Assistance with Funding of Paid up Capital for the New Company
·         Company Immigration / Labor Approval
·         Arrangement of local sponsor / Partners
·         Drafting of all Legal Documents for the Company Registration. Assistance with Visas for Partners and Employees
·         Assistance for Business Offices
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