October 24, 2024

M&A in light of the evolving tax landscape in the Middle East

As the Middle East continues to diversify from traditional industries into sectors such as technology, real estate, and green energy, sweeping tax reforms, including the introduction of Corporate Income Tax in the UAE, are reshaping the way deals are structured and executed.

Our comprehensive flyer outlines essential tax considerations for successful M&A transactions, from due diligence and structuring to financial modelling and compliance. Download it now to gain valuable insights on navigating deals in the region and ensure your transactions are both tax-efficient and compliant.

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Webinar: UAE R&D Tax Credit I Cabinet & Ministerial Decisions: Key Practical Takeaways

May 5, 2026

Watch the webinar recording: UAE R&D Tax Credit I Cabinet & Ministerial Decisions: Key Practical Takeaways

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Priority Tax Considerations in the Current Middle East Market: Tax Residency and PE Risks

April 29, 2026

The current geopolitical conflict in the Middle East has prompted an unplanned shift in mobility patterns across the region. Alvarez and Marsal's latest article lays focus on some of these challenges from a tax perspective, to raise awareness of potential issues and offer guidance on possible solutions or mitigating measures.

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Digital Identity and Invoice Fraud Risks in Peppol-Based e-Invoicing – Belgium’s case and what it means for UAE businesses

April 14, 2026

This document outlines the emerging digital identity and invoice fraud risks associated with PEPPOL-based e-invoicing, drawing on Belgium’s recent experience. It highlights key vulnerabilities in identity management, onboarding controls, and automation that could impact UAE businesses.

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A Regional Playbook Takes Shape: Qatar and Kuwait Join the CBUAE in Responding to the Crisis

April 5, 2026

GCC central banks have introduced measures to support their banking systems - reinforcing liquidity, easing prudential constraints, and providing targeted borrower relief to maintain stability. Our senior experts analyse the coordinated and differentiated responses across the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar markets, outlining implications for bank boards and CROs across liquidity, capital buffers, IFRS 9 staging, borrower support, and credit provision.

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