
22 July 2026Publication
UAE Corporate Tax Update: FTA clarifications
The UAE Federal Tax Authority has issued a summary of its private corporate tax clarifications issued to May 2026
Our tax experts work in three broad areas: transactional support, contentious tax and tax advisory.
Straddling our advisory and contentious activities are transfer pricing and specialist VAT practices, both led by partners recruited from the big four consultancy firms.
Our multidisciplinary tax team includes lawyers, accountants and economists. This breadth of expertise helps us see the bigger picture for our clients, including the potential for audit issues, regulatory implications, as well as reputational concerns. That means we can tackle high-value complex matters.
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Advising on the proposed £28bn merger between BAE Systems and EADS N.V.
Advising in relation to the exit of joint venture partner, London & Stamford, from its Meadowhall joint venture and the establishment of a new joint venture with Norges Bank Investment Management.
Advising on its acquisition of German ISU group
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22 July 2026Publication
The UAE Federal Tax Authority has issued a summary of its private corporate tax clarifications issued to May 2026

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