- UAE introduced key provisions related to Virtual Assets, exempting trading and conversion from Value-Added Taxes
- Virtual Assets are digital representations of value that can be traded or converted, excluding fiat currencies or financial securities
- UAE positioning itself as a global hub for virtual assets and trading
- Initiatives include establishment of Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, regulatory framework by ADGM, Crypto Centre by DMCC, and blockchain strategy
- Amended UAE VAT Executive Regulations define Virtual Assets and include provisions for transfer of ownership and conversion of Virtual Assets
Source: insightplus.bakermckenzie.com
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