T: +971 4 5570061
Office 1902
Jumeirah Business Centre 5, 19th Floor
Jumeirah Lakes Towers
P.O Box 124920
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
T: +971 4 5570061
Office 1902
Jumeirah Business Centre 5, 19th Floor
Jumeirah Lakes Towers
P.O Box 124920
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Michael Kyprianou (Middle East) DMCC is licensed by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre to provide management consultancy and corporate services. Michael Kyprianou DMCC has the ability and experience to offer professional company incorporation/formation, administration services (including secretarial, professional directorships and shareholding and domiciliary services), issuance of residence permits (UAE visas), advise on banking solutions and advise on other available solutions so as to align financial goals with tax efficiency planning. Michael Kyprianou DMCC provides services that ensure suitable and beneficial corporate structures to its clients, always abiding with applicable laws and regulations.
The United Arab Emirates (‘UAE’) consists of seven Emirates, namely, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain. The economy of the UAE has diversified to becoming a regional and global centre for business, trade and finance. Due to its advantageous location, the UAE has become the major international centre of, inter alia, banking, commerce, manufacturing and modern logistics. In particular, Dubai has become a prime business destination for a variety of sectors. Its economy has gained momentum over the last few years, while the successful Dubai Expo 2020 bid is predicted to assist in increasing foreign direct investment.
The UAE legal system is based on both civil code principles and on the Islamic Shari’a Law. The allocation of powers between federal government and the government of each Emirate is permitted by the UAE federal constitution. Consequently, the local government of each Emirate is permitted to regulate local matters that are not subject to federal legislation. As such, each Emirate retain significant powers to regulate commercial activities, register and incorporate corporate entities and issue trade licenses to the extent that such activity is not regulated under federal legislation.
With reference to what has already been indicated, the UAE could be an attractive hub for investors to locate their business interests for the following reasons: