UAE TP Adjustments

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UAE TP Adjustments

The UAE TP Rules states that the FTA shall adjust the taxable income by performing an adjustment when the arrangement between related parties does not fall within the arm’s length range.

For domestic TP adjustments, a corresponding adjustment may be made to the taxable income of the other related party by the FTA.

For TP adjustments in a foreign country for a transaction involving a UAE entity, an application may be made by the UAE entity for a corresponding adjustment to eliminate / reduce the risks of double taxation.

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