CAClubArabia Learning tax through stories and poems

Chapter 1: The First Harvest Long ago, in a small, fertile valley nestled between towering mountains, there lived a humble farmer named...

In ancient lands, where kings did reign, A simple tax, a farmer's gain. A portion of the harvest stored, To fill the coffers, feed the lord.

In a time not so long ago, in the bustling city of Dubai, lived a merchant named Faisal. He was known far and wide for his fine textiles

In lands afar, across the seas, Two nations dream of wealth and ease. Yet shadows loom where borders lie, As taxes rise, the people sigh....

In the land where dreams take flight, A new dawn breaks, golden and bright. Yet shadows linger, casting doubt, For taxes rise, and voices sh

In Fairville, Mayor Justice teaches kids how taxes help reduce inequality by funding schools, healthcare, and services for a fairer society.

The Enduring Tax Effect: A Poetic Reflection

How to teach your children the importance of taxes through stories

Federal Tax Authority (FTA) issued CTP003 public clarification on First Tax Period of a juridical person

Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) introduced the excise tax on October 1, 2017, as a part of its broader strategy to diversify...

Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) introduced the Value Added Tax (VAT) on January 1, 2018. As a part of the Gulf Cooperation...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), a federation of seven emirates, has undergone remarkable transformations since its formation in 1971. One...

Taxation has been a fundamental aspect of civilization for millennia, evolving alongside societies to support governance, infrastructure,...

Taxation is an essential aspect of any business operation, and understanding the corporate tax laws in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is...

Tax season is around the corner, and for UAE businesses, it is crucial to strategize and maximize tax savings. Understanding the tax laws...

Tax compliance can be a daunting task for businesses operating in the UAE. With various laws and regulations in place, it is important...