Implementing regulations for Omani withholding tax

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Oman adopts a withholding tax law on July 1, 1997 involving particular payments made by business enterprises in the country to foreign companies that do not have permanent offices in Oman. The withholding tax law was created through Royal Decree (RD) 87/96 and covers payments such as royalties, management fees, research and development fees and technical expertise transfer fees. Payment of withholding tax is expected within 14 days of the end of the due month.

Public Finance Activities, Employee Withholding Taxes, Taxation, Foreign corporations, Tax policy, Oman, Withholding tax

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U.A.E.'s building hardware market boosted by construction, tourism

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The article presents an overview of the building hardware market in the United Arab Emirates. Accordingly, a report by the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service says the market grew to an estimated $101.9 million in 2001. The construction and tourism industries are the major sectors generating demand for building hardware.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, United Arab Emirates, Industry Overview, Reports, Statistics, Hardware industry, Market size, Industry forecasts

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... Building regulations

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Under Dubai's new Building Regulations, Local Order No. 3 of 1999, a government license must be obtained by the landowner before any construction work is started. The regulations also cover materials and liability.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Land Programs, Construction industry, Construction law, Land use, Public lands

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