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Exclusive Cross-Border Tax & Compliance Masterclass for Real Estate Agents & Indian Investors Investing in UAE Real Estate

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CA Suhail H Memon

-By CA Suhail H Memon

Partner At Al Amanah Accounting and Tax Advisors L.L.C

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199 AED

19 AED

Critical Insights You’ll Master

  • The Seamless Remittance Strategy

    Master the step-by-step flow for transferring funds from Indian banks to Dubai developers—ensuring 100% compliance with zero bank flags.

  • The Disclosure Framework

    Learn exactly how to report your Dubai assets in your Indian Income Tax Returns (Schedule FA) to remain audit-proof.

  • Double Taxation Elimination

    Understand how to apply the India-UAE DTAA provisions so you never pay tax twice on the same income.

  • Corporate Tax Navigation

    Identify the exact thresholds where your rental income or property flips trigger the new 9% UAE Corporate Tax.

  • TCS Optimization

    Learn the mechanics of managing the 20% Tax Collected at Source (TCS) and how to effectively adjust it against your total tax liability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this masterclass specifically for?

This session is designed for two groups: Dubai Real Estate Agents who want to provide expert-level tax guidance to their Indian clients (and close more deals), and Indian Investors looking to move capital to the UAE legally while minimizing tax leakages like the 20% TDS.

I am an Indian resident; can I legally buy property in Dubai?

Yes. Under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), Indian residents can remit up to $250,000 per financial year for overseas property. We will discuss how to structure larger investments (above $250k) using legal corporate routes and family pooling.

Does the new 9% UAE Corporate Tax apply to my rental income?

Generally, real estate income for individuals is not subject to the 9% tax unless it is conducted through a commercial business license. However, if you hold property through a company, different rules apply. We will break down the specific thresholds (like the AED 375,000 limit) during the webinar.

How do I avoid the 20% TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on remittances?

There are legal frameworks, such as the Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) route or specific purpose coding, that can optimize your tax position. We will provide a step-by-step walkthrough on how to coordinate with your bank to ensure you aren’t overpaying upfront.

Will the Indian Income Tax Department find out about my Dubai property?

India and the UAE participate in the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI). Non-disclosure can lead to severe penalties under the Black Money Act. This webinar teaches you how to disclose correctly in your Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) to remain 100% compliant and “tax-efficient” rather than “tax-evasive.”

Can I ask specific questions about my personal investment?

Yes. We have dedicated 30 minutes for a Live Q&A. Additionally, premium ticket holders will have the opportunity to submit their specific cases for a brief review during the session.

Why is this a paid webinar?

Unlike free marketing webinars hosted by brokers, this is unbiased professional advice from a Chartered Accountant. The small fee ensures we keep the group focused on high-value investors and professionals who are serious about compliance and ROI.

Alamanah: Your Bridge Between India & UAE Compliance

At Alamanah, we specialize in high-stakes cross-border tax advisory for the real estate sector. Led by expert Chartered Accountants, we move beyond generic market advice to provide technical, transaction-ready blueprints for Indian investors and Dubai real estate agents. Our mission is to ensure every Dirham invested across borders is protected by the India-UAE Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) and fully compliant with FEMA and LRS regulations.

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