In two previous parts of our UAE Family Foundations series, we explored their key benefits. Today, in the final, third part, we conclude by closer examining its unique tax efficiency, when the foundation can be excluded from 9% UAE corporate tax.
In the first part of our series about the UAE Family Foundations, we explored some of its benefits, namely the asset protection, preservation of family wealth and succession planning.
A UAE Private Foundation is a specialized legal entity for holding family wealth. It combines the best features of a trust and a traditional company. Why it is useful?
As mentioned in our two previous articles of this series, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) real estate market emerged from 2025 with a strong momentum which is likely to continue in 2026.
As has been mentioned in our previous article of this series, we are expecting that the UAE real estate market will keep its momentum and remain strong also in 2026, given its solid fundamentals and market’s maturity.
In its landmark move, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) starts officially granting a corporate citizenship to all existing and new companies to be established in the country.
Undoubtedly, United Arab Emirates (UAE) real estate market has been one of the strongest in the world over the recent years. It emerged from 2025 with a strong momentum which is likely to continue in 2026.
The government of Bahrain has announced a series of initiatives aimed at improving the country's financial situation and with objective to diversify national revenue in line with its Vision 2030.
According to Ministry of Economy and Tourism, the UAE added 250,000 new companies in 2025, totalling to over 1.4 million companies in the country, a growth of 118.7% year-to-year.
As demand for a conscious living is on the rise, sustainable development is a growing trend in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). With almost 90% expatriate population, many prefer green, sustainable, quality housing.
