The migration of businesses and family offices from the UK to the UAE has accelerated dramatically following recent UK tax reforms and the UAE's emergence as a major financial hub. However, this cross-border relocation involves complex legal and tax considerations that extend far beyond individual residency planning. For companies, founders, and high-net-worth family offices, the stakes are particularly high. A misstep in corporate migration, substance requirements, or succes

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