A developing region with a growing population, the Middle East and Africa has become a dynamic hub for investment. The region has made significant efforts to encourage and attract business activity outside of the traditional oil and gas industries, which represents a considerable opportunity for foreign businesses.

Although the Middle East and Africa have relatively simple tax frameworks, the region can present a number of challenges when conducting business within its borders. You need feet on the ground to help you navigate, and with our affiliated member firms from the Leading Edge Alliance, we can help.

For some comprehensive information on local business conditions, please refer to the relevant country or jurisdiction, below. All guides and selected articles have been provided by our LEA affiliate firms and are available on the Leading Edge Alliance website, here. Fuller Landau is not responsible for the accuracy of the information in the guides and articles published by Leading Edge Alliance or by its member firms. Readers should be advised that the documents contained herein are to provide general information only. Accordingly, the information in the documents is not intended to constitute accounting, tax, legal, investment, consulting or other professional advice or services. Before making any decision or taking any action, readers should consult a qualified professional advisor.

Africa:

  • Guide: Doing Business in Africa – click here

Egypt:

  • Guide: Egypt Switching to VAT – click here

Qatar:

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