A sole establishment is a business owned and operated by one individual in Dubai. This setup allows the owner complete control and responsibility for the business and its profits. Registered with the Dubai Economy Department, it’s a simple and flexible option for solo entrepreneurs looking to start small-scale operations.
A Dubai Civil Company is a type of business structure that allows multiple partners to operate together in the UAE. This setup is ideal for professional services, such as consulting, legal, and engineering firms.
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) in Dubai is a business structure that allows multiple owners, known as shareholders, to operate a company while protecting their personal assets from business liabilities. Registered with the Dubai Economy Department, an LLC combines flexibility in management with limited liability, making it a popular choice for entrepreneurs looking to establish a business in the UAE.
A branch company is a legal form that allows a foreign company to operate in Dubai while maintaining its original identity. It can conduct business activities similar to the parent company and must comply with local regulations. The parent company remains liable for the branch's activities, making it a suitable option for expanding into the UAE market without creating a separate legal entity.
A subsidiary company is a legal entity controlled by a parent company that owns most of its shares. While it operates independently, it remains accountable to the parent company, allowing for risk management and market benefits.
Established in designated free zones, offering benefits like 100% foreign ownership and tax exemptions, but limited to operating within the zone or internationally.
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