Investment funds operating in the UAE could potentially enjoy exemption from Corporate Income Tax. This study delves into the taxation aspects of UAE investments in foreign investment funds, considering varying fund structures such as companies or partnerships and their implications for investors.
Special attention is given to the zero tax rate for investors hailing from UAE free zones and the potential participation exemption for distributions. The analysis extends to exploring tax consequences within the UAE, with illustrative examples drawn from funds based in the UK, US, Ireland, and the Cayman Islands.
The study concludes by examining profit-sharing arrangements that remain unregistered in a specific state, operating without the establishment of any formal entity.
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