How we approach it
Tax rules differ by country and change often. We help businesses understand what applies to them, plan transactions and structures within the law, file correctly, and respond when a position is challenged. Our work spans Jordan, the Gulf and cross-border situations.
What this includes
- Income & sales tax planning
- Tax avoidance strategies
- Cross-border & international tax
- Tax dispute resolution
- Transfer pricing advisory
Led by partners
Every engagement is led by a partner — Dr. Ibrahim Al-Oleimat or Muath Al-Oleimat — so you deal directly with the people accountable for the work.
How We Deliver
Understand
Deep study of your business, context, and goals
Plan
Tailored strategy and action plan designed for you
Execute
Precision delivery using advanced techniques
Report
Clear findings and actionable recommendations
Support
Ongoing support and long-term partnership
Questions about this service
Which countries do you advise on?
Can you help with a tax dispute?
Related reading
What Is the VAT Rate in the UAE?
UAE federal law sets the standard Value Added Tax rate at 5% on taxable supplies and imports, subject to the zero rate and exemptions.
What Is the VAT Rate in Bahrain?
Bahrain levies Value Added Tax at a standard rate of 10% on the value of a supply or import, unless the law provides for an exemption or a zero rate.
What Is the Mandatory VAT Registration Threshold Across the GCC?
The GCC Unified VAT Agreement sets one common mandatory registration threshold of SAR 375.000, or its equivalent in the other member states' currencies.
Your Success is Our Business
Tell us what you need — our partners are personally available to discuss your requirements.