UAE CT: Real Estate Investment for Natural Persons | Investment by Natural Person in Real Estate

This video is designed to provide general guidance to natural persons that derive Real Estate Investment income. It focuses specifically on the application of Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2023 which excludes from Corporate Tax the Real Estate Investment income derived by a natural person where the specified conditions are met.
Are you a natural person looking to invest in real estate in the UAE? In this video, we break down the essential aspects of UAE Corporate Tax (CT) for individual real estate investors. Understanding the tax landscape can help you make better decisions and ensure compliance with UAE’s regulations.

What You'll Learn:
Corporate Tax on Real Estate for Individuals: What every natural person needs to know before investing.
Compliance and Tax Obligations: Ensuring you meet all UAE CT requirements.
Investment Insights: Strategies and tips for individuals investing in UAE real estate.
Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the UAE market, this video provides valuable information on tax implications and compliance for individual real estate investments. Stay informed and confident in your investment journey with our expert insights!

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[Aakifs]

Hi, Thanks for the wonderful webinar…

I just have a doubt.In case of example 11, MrG is renting the holiday homes through Mr.F’s sole establishment and not through his own sole establishment right.
hence shouldn’t it be real estate income for Mr G and excluded When computing turnover.