For long years, the UAE, one of the most desirable Emirate in the Middle Eastern area, has played a significant role in revenue generation across a variety of industry verticals. Strong government support for emerging entrepreneurs, combined with strong economic growth, has prompted foreign nationals to invest across the city in sole proprietorship businesses in a variety of sectors, including medical services, engineering consultancies, and management consultancies, to name a few. Furthermore, numerous local nationalists have been actively involved in the establishment of sole entities around the Emirate. The legal documentation, however, differs in the circumstances of both local and foreign nationalists. In this section, we'll go over the documentation required for setting up a Sole Proprietorship in Mainland.
A Sole Proprietorship is a structure of the business that has only one owner. Since the initial fees are often modest and you can start your business with just one person. For entrepreneurs wishing to work alone in the UAE, this could be a viable option. A qualified foreign investor who starts a firm or forms a sole proprietorship to provide a professional service can own 100% of the company. The Commercial Companies Law (CCL) does not apply to professional service establishments, although they must be licensed by the Department of Economic Development (DED). To engage in economic activity, only UAE nationals or GCC nationals can register a sole proprietorship (subject to certain conditions). Expatriates can only form Sole Proprietorships to offer professional and consulting services (such as medical services, engineering consultancies, management consultancies, legal consultancies, IT consultancies). However, NSAs are not involved in the business in any way.
The business setup process is the same for all legal forms, except for document changes.
Given below is the list and type of documents required to start a Sole Proprietorship Company in the Mainland:
However, it is also to be kept in mind that there can be a need for some additional documents depending on the activities carried out by a sole proprietorship.
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The criteria are mentioned as follows:
The advantages are given as follows:
The Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorship are explained below:
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