100% TAX-FREE INCOME IN DUBAI

Dubai is a tax-free country for most individuals. This means that you do not have to pay income tax, corporate tax, or capital gains tax on your income earned in Dubai. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For example, oil businesses are subject to a 55% tax rate, and foreign banks operating in Dubai are subject to a 20% tax rate.

Here are some of the types of income that are exempt from tax in Dubai:

• Salaries and wages
• Business profits
• Rental income
• Dividends
• Interest income
• Capital gains
• Pensions
• Social security benefits

Why is Dubai a tax-free zone?

In addition, aside from oil, the UAE imports the great majority of its goods. Dubai is very interested in luring both highly qualified foreign workers and international businesses to the nation, and it employs enticing tax-free programs to this end. There are, of course, some exceptions; there are goods and services that are taxed.

Some taxes are levied in Dubai, but they are indirect taxes, such as:

• Goods and services tax (GST)
• Import duties
• Excise tax

The GST is a 5% tax levied on most goods and services sold in Dubai. The import duties are taxes levied on goods brought into Dubai. The excise tax is a tax levied on certain goods, such as tobacco and alcohol.