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By 2026, e invoicing will be mandatory in the UAE for all VAT registered businesses. This digital shift will cut errors, prevent fraud, and simplify tax compliance. Companies should start preparing now by upgrading systems and training staff to stay compliant and efficient.

The UAE’s new 9% corporate tax has raised key questions for free zone businesses. While 0% tax benefits remain, only companies meeting qualifying income rules can enjoy them. Learn what counts as qualifying vs. non-qualifying income, and how to stay compliant while maximizing your free zone advantages.

Choosing between a Sole Proprietorship and a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is one of the most important steps when starting a business in the UAE. A sole proprietorship offers low setup costs and full control but comes with personal liability. An LLC provides stronger legal protection, credibility, and growth opportunities, though it requires higher setup costs and compliance.

Starting a business in the UAE is more than trade licenses and visas governance is the real key to long-term success. A strong Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA), clear roles, compliance with UAE tax rules, and protection of IP help startups grow smoothly and attract investors. Avoid handshake deals and copy-paste contracts build governance that supports your future.

The UAE is a top spot for entrepreneurs, but VAT compliance is key. Missing deadlines leads to steep fines. With Vyssor, you stay penalty-free and focused on growth.

In 2025, hidden UAE free zones like Meydan, Fujairah Creative City, and Ajman Media City are emerging as cost-effective, flexible alternatives to DMCC, IFZA, and JAFZA. With lower fees, smoother visa options, and licenses tailored to startups and creatives, these zones prove that the best choice isn’t always the biggest name.

Discover the best UAE free zones for 2025. Learn which free zones like DMCC, IFZA, DIFC, and Shams fit your business needs, from cost and visa options to banking and growth opportunities.

Discover the top Dubai visa options for entrepreneurs in 2025 from Golden Visas to free zone residencies and find the right path to build your business in the UAE.

Discover the 17 countries with the highest tax rates worldwide — and what this means for global entrepreneurs.

The Middle East is fast becoming a global investment hub in 2025. With tax advantages, golden visas, and booming sectors from real estate to tech, investors can find both stability and growth across the region.

Hong Kong is more than just a place to save taxes. It has a strong infrastructure, a reliable legal system, and a territorial tax system, making it a good place for entrepreneurs to start businesses in Asia.

Attracting and retaining the right talent is essential in today’s global job market. This article outlines practical strategies for employer branding, recruitment, and onboarding, based on Vyssor’s experience supporting international organizations.

Setting up a UK LLP offers non-residents a tax-efficient, credible, and flexible business structure for international operations.

Corporate tax registration is now a key requirement for UAE businesses, impacting those with profits above AED 375,000. Vyssor Accounting simplifies the process, ensuring compliance and minimizing risks. Let us guide your business toward seamless tax registration and ongoing financial success.

Dubai offers unmatched opportunities for entrepreneurs with tax benefits, a strategic location, and world-class infrastructure. Setting up a business here is efficient and opens doors to global markets. Discover how Vyssor can guide you through the process seamlessly.

Hiring independent contractors for international expansion may seem easy, but different labor laws in each country can lead to penalties if workers are misclassified. This can result in fines, back pay, and tax issues, along with potential damage to your business reputation. To avoid these risks, companies should understand local laws, draft proper contracts, and ensure compliance with tax regulations before hiring abroad.

A company may trigger a permanent establishment (PE) in a foreign country through local activities, leading to tax liabilities. In a recent case, the Indian High Court ruled that Caterpillar’s subsidiary, Progress Rail, did not create a PE as its activities were deemed auxiliary. However, the case underscores the need for multinationals to stay aware of PE risks in different jurisdictions.

In the UK, companies and LLPs must maintain a People with Significant Control (PSC) register, documenting individuals or entities with significant influence over the business. The 2023 Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act introduces key updates, including a centralized PSC register and ID verification for PSCs. Staying compliant with PSC regulations is essential to avoid penalties, and businesses should ensure their records are accurate and updated regularly to maintain transparency and meet legal obligations.

When registering a company in Hong Kong, it's crucial to adhere strictly to local regulations to avoid delays, fines, or deregistration. Engaging a reputable corporate services provider can help ensure compliance and smooth operations, while ongoing due diligence is essential to maintain governance and meet tax and HR obligations. By staying compliant and addressing potential pitfalls, businesses can successfully capitalize on Hong Kong’s favorable business environment.