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- Why it is time to start computerizing your business?
- How to use Tally.ERP 9 Release 6.3 in 4 steps
- Get ready to file VAT Return with your Tally.ERP 9 in GCC
- Manage all types of VAT invoices
- Tally.ERP 9 – Your Software to File VAT Return Correctly
- Manage VAT Transactions involving Multiple Currencies with Tally.ERP 9
- Manage RCM in UAE VAT with Tally.ERP 9
- Freelancer's guide to VAT
- 4 tips to manage accounts receivables efficiently
- Cash is King - 4 Tips to Manage Cash flow
- 5 Reports to Manage Inventory Efficiently
- Key Business Reports to Manage Your Finance Better
- A Guide to Setup a Branch Office In Dubai
- Here’s a checklist to register a company in Dubai
- 5 questions you must ask your CPA firm before hiring them
- A Guide to obtain an Import/Export License in Dubai
- Here’s how Dubai's incubators have been aiding start-ups for growth and expansion
- How Expo 2020 will impact the economy of UAE
- Advantages of Renting an Office Space in Dubai
- Checklist to register for Trademark in the UAE
- Introduction to VAT in UAE
- VAT Software
- Introduction to Tax system
- Frequently Used Terms in Indirect Tax System
- How VAT System Works
- VAT in UAE
- VAT FAQs on implementing VAT in your business
- VAT Registration
- VAT Registration in UAE
- Who should register under VAT
- Apply for VAT registration in UAE
- VAT registration Deadlines in UAE
- VAT Registration Threshold Calculation in UAE
- VAT Group Registration
- Tax Registration Number (TRN)
- How to check TRN validity in UAE
- How to link Tax Registration Number (TRN) with Dubai Customs
- How to register as a Tax Agent under UAE VAT
- How to register as Tax Agency
- How to de-register under VAT in UAE
- How to de-register or amend a Tax Group under VAT in UAE
- Online Amendment or Change in Registration Details in UAE VAT
- Amendment of details which are blocked for Online Modification
- Input Tax Recovery
- Input Tax Recovery under VAT in UAE
- Supplies not eligible for input tax recovery under VAT in UAE
- Your Checklist for Input VAT Recovery under VAT in UAE (Downloadable)
- Is the Input VAT paid prior to Registration, claimable?
- List of business expenses on which input VAT is blocked
- Apportionment of Input Tax
- Capital Asset Scheme in UAE VAT
- Input VAT Adjustments under Capital Assets Scheme
- 7 Expenses you didn’t know where Input VAT can be recovered
- VAT Fundamentals
- Supply under UAE VAT
- Supply of Goods and Services in UAE VAT
- VAT Rate in UAE
- UAE VAT Rates- Handbook
- Zero-Rated Supplies in UAE VAT
- Difference between zero rate, exempt and out of scope supplies in UAE VAT
- Accounts and Records under VAT
- VAT FAQs on Education Sector in UAE
- VAT support channels by FTA in UAE
- What is FTA Audit File (FAF)?
- FTA Accredited Tax Accounting Software Requirements
- Benefits of using FTA Approved Tax Accounting Software in UAE
- Special VAT Refund Schemes in UAE
- Change in business details to be notified to FTA
- Administrative Penalty under VAT in UAE
- Administrative Penalties under Tax Procedures Law by FTA in UAE
- VAT Exempt Supplies in UAE
- What is Time of Supply
- How to Determine the Time of Supply for Goods
- How to Determine the Time of Supply for Services
- Time of Supply in case of Assembly or installation of goods
- Time of supply for Sale on returnable basis or Consignment Sale under VAT in UAE
- Time of Supply in case of continuous supplies or Progressive billing under VAT in UAE
- How to Determine the Value of Supply in UAE VAT?
- Time of Supply in case of supplies through Vending Machine
- What is Deemed Supply under VAT in UAE?
- Deemed Supply Exceptions under VAT in UAE
- Date of Supply, Value of Supply and Invoice for Deemed Supply in VAT
- Single Composite Supply in UAE VAT
- Output VAT adjustments
- VAT Reverse Charge Mechanism
- VAT calculation when price is inclusive of VAT
- VAT rates applicable to Education Sector in UAE
- How to Treat Discounts under VAT in UAE?
- VAT applicability on different types of supplies in UAE
- Profit Margin Scheme under VAT in UAE
- How to calculate VAT under Profit Margin Scheme
- Valuation of supply when consideration is not in money
- How to handle Multiple Supplies in UAE VAT
- Tax Agent under UAE VAT
- Difference between place of establishment, fixed establishment and place of residence
- New residence VAT Refund Scheme in UAE
- Tourist Refund Scheme in UAE
- Business VAT Refund Scheme in UAE VAT
- VAT on supply of real estate in UAE
- VAT on supply of commercial property
- VAT FAQs on supply of real estate in UAE
- VAT on supply of bare land
- VAT on supply of charitable buildings
- VAT on supply of Residential Buildings
- VAT on owners’ associations
- Identifying VAT applicability on supply
- VAT on supply of mixed use developments
- Bad Debts Adjustment in UAE VAT
- VAT on gold and diamonds business in UAE
- Conditions for applying reverse charge VAT in Gold and Diamond Business
- Profit Margin Scheme – Eligible Goods under this scheme and conditions
- Use of Exchange Rates – Before and After 17th May
- Place of Supply
- Place of supply of goods under VAT in UAE
- Place of supply in case of export of goods
- Place of supply of specific goods
- Place of supply of services
- Bill–to Ship-to Supplies in UAE VAT
- Place of supply of real estate under UAE VAT
- VAT Invoice and Billing
- VAT Invoice in UAE
- Tax Invoice under VAT in UAE
- Simplified Tax Invoice under VAT in UAE
- Checklist for a Tax Invoice under VAT in UAE (Downloadable)
- How to issue Tax Invoice to registered customers?
- How to issue a Tax Invoice to unregistered customers?
- What consumers must check in a Tax Invoice in UAE?
- Credit Note: Document for return of goods under VAT in UAE
- Tax Credit Note under VAT in UAE
- VAT Compliance and Return
- VAT Return Filing Period in UAE
- VAT Return in UAE
- VAT Return Form
- How to file VAT Return in UAE
- - How to Furnish Standard Rated Supplies in VAT Return Form 201
- - Tourists Refund details in VAT Form 201
- - Reverse Charge Supplies in VAT Form 201
- - Zero-Rated and Exempt Supplies in VAT Form 201
- - Goods Imported into UAE and Adjustments to goods imported into UAE
- - Standard Rated Purchases/Expenses in VAT Form 201
- - Input VAT Recovery for Reverse Charge Supplies in VAT Form 201
- - Input VAT Adjustments in VAT Return Form 201
- VAT return FAQ's
- Checklist for Tax Return Filing under VAT in UAE
- Form 211 - VAT Voluntary Disclosure
- Penalties levied on Voluntary Disclosure in UAE
- How to Claim VAT refund under VAT in UAE
- VAT Payment in UAE
- How to make VAT payment using GIBAN
- How to make VAT Payment to FTA in UAE
- VAT payment on commercial property in FTA Portal
- Tax Audit under VAT in UAE
- Proposed Tourist VAT Refund Scheme in UAE
- FTA implementation Plan for Tourists Refund Scheme
- Free Zones and Designated Zone
- VAT on Free Zones in UAE
- New VAT Free Zones in UAE VAT
- VAT on Designated Zone in UAE
- VAT Computation on Goods Supplied from Designated Zone in UAE
- VAT Computation in case of Services supplied from Designated Zone in UAE
- VAT Treatment on Purchase of goods into Designated Zone in UAE
- VAT Treatment on services received in Designated Zone in UAE
- VAT FAQ's on UAE Free Zone
- Export and Import
- Exports and Imports under VAT in UAE
- Export of goods under VAT in UAE
- Export of goods to GCC VAT implementing States
- UAE Exports of goods from UAE to Non-GCC VAT implementing States
- UAE Exports of services to outside the GCC Territory
- VAT Payment on Import of Goods in UAE
- VAT Payment on Import by unregistered person in UAE
- Value of Supply in case of Import of Goods in UAE
- VAT on goods under customs duty suspension
- No VAT on import of these Goods
- VAT payment through e-guarantee in UAE
- Steps to submit e-guarantee in FTA portal
- Steps for non-registrants to pay VAT on import in FTA portal
- e-guarantee cancellation in FTA portal
Here’s how Dubai's incubators have been aiding start-ups for growth and expansion

Start-ups and small business have been taking the world by storm. Every country’s economy is trying to expand their start-up culture as they add more value to the nation’s GDP. Studies indicate that the UAE is the world's top hotspot for hundreds of start-ups followed by New Zealand, Singapore, Norway, Germany, Japan and Sweden. A recent report also indicated that start-ups and companies in the Middle East bagged $610.3 million in total funding from external investors, with 93 percent of them securing more than $1 million each.
Dubai SME, the agency of the Department of Economic Development (DED) has made it mandatory to provide boost to the start-ups by giving them the access to right knowledge and technology. Thus, several business incubators have come into the picture to assist small businesses and start-ups and create an ideal environment for them. Business incubators play a significant role in developing start-ups and small business. They provide start-ups with the much-needed administration, training and even office spaces in some cases.
The National Business Incubation Association (NBIA) defines business incubators as a catalyst tool for either regional or national economic development. NBIA categorizes their members’ incubators by the following five incubator types: academic institutions; non-profit development corporations; for-profit property development ventures; venture capital firms, and combination of the above. Among the most common incubator services are:
- Help with business basics
- Networking activities
- Marketing assistance
- Market Research
- High-speed Internet access
- Help with accounting/financial management
- Access to bank loans, loan funds and guarantee programs
- Help with presentation skills
- Links to higher education resources
- Links to strategic partners
- Access to angel investors or venture capital
- Comprehensive business training programs
- Advisory boards and mentors
- Management team identification
- Help with business etiquette
- Technology commercialization assistance
- Help with regulatory compliance
- Intellectual property management
Business incubators ensure that they go that extra mile to create ample opportunities for the start-ups and small businesses to grow and increase their profit margins in a competitive space. They also provide assistance to these small-scale start-ups in a way that they can withstand the bigger players in the market. From technology to the service industry, business incubators have made a mark across industries which have eventually given the start-ups an opportunity to fight for their rightful place despite cut-throat competition. It is precisely because of these reasons that Dubai is considered as the best place to invest in the Middle East.
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