Recent content by Dandyline

Yes, some platforms takes around 8% total. Stripe UAE is around 5% total, so not so big difference.

Easy to resolve, just establish a middle EU invoicing company. Or use freelance platforms. The biggest issue with UAE is payments. Stripe can close your account, leaving you with no alternatives.

Of course you can, but if they investigate you, you will have issues. They will probably never investigate a small dormant company, but you never know.

Shared office from the FZ seems to be accepted by WIO. You need a residence visa and Emirates ID. Around $8-10k/year is the average, including residence visa. Then you have the accounting and audits, which shouldn't be to expensive.

Many such services even on Bayut.

Just enter the same way as you left.

Yes they can. Why would they do it without a reason? They would do it to investigate you. The main reason to be investigated if some person reports you.

I guess you are not doing any accounting or anything for the Ltd.

I guess you have sufficient agreements in place between the companies?

In my experience, they don't really care what you write.

Yes, and the agents usually waits until after you have paid the renewal fees before mentioning the new required documents.

Its usually like this in Dubai. They require new documents from year to year.

Probably because you never had to pay any taxes before, it's a new tax.

Some cars you can't rent.. If you want to rent a basic Porsche, it would be 3-5k/month.

How would they know that you drive it abroad? Always best to register the car on a company. Many foreign cars are driving in Spain permanently for example.