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 The UAE attracts ex-pats from all over the world because of the chances it provides for aspiring entrepreneurs, start-ups, and corporations. Though the country's business-friendly environment attracts many new start-ups, they may find it difficult if they are unfamiliar with the procedures and workings of establishing a firm in the UAE. This essay looks at the essential issues that every UAE-based entrepreneur should think about before starting a firm. CAPITAL Starting a new business requires a significant amount of capital investment. Operational costs, government fees, location-based payments, business licenses, visa and immigration, and other business expenses are all part of starting a small business in the UAE. Understanding and planning for the amount of money you'll need to start and run your business will help the first few months of your new venture go smoothly. PAPERWORKS Due to its strong legal framework, the UAE is regarded as one of the greatest countries in which...

One of the most crucial factors that new or established firms must follow in order to operate a successful business in Dubai is the filing of required documents and legal processes. Business licenses are among the most significant documents you'll need to start and run your company in Dubai. The procedure of renewing a trade license is normally done once a year, and all firms, whether industrial, commercial, or professional, are required to have one. This post will show you how to renew your trade license in Dubai. It's simple to figure out when your company's license has to be renewed. Here are some of the methods you may use to figure out when your license will expire: Check your original license documentation for the date the license approval expires, since this will determine when you need to renew your license. Check with your business formation agency if this isn't feasible. If you've established up your firm in a free zone, get in touch with the...

In the UAE, the future of e-commerce is bright. The UAE is one of the most significant B2C e-commerce marketplaces in the rapidly-growing MENA region. The UAE e-commerce market is expected to increase by double digits until 2022, with 9.5 million web users and a 96.4 percent web penetration rate. Despite having only a tenth of Saudi Arabia's population, the UAE managed to outperform it with a market value of over US$10 billion. According to statistics, 3.2 million adults in the United States buy online. Furthermore, the government recently unveiled the emirate's e-commerce plan, which intends to boost the emirate's position as a global logistics hub and accelerate the growth of online commerce. The strategy intends to increase e-contribution commerce's to the local economy to Dh12 billion by 2023 and to do so by lowering the total cost of e-commerce operations by 20%, as well as the costs of purchasing products, storage, customs charges, and transportation VAT. If you a...