What's on
Sessions run by the people who file the returns.
No sales deck, no panel of speakers reading the law aloud. Each session takes one deadline or one rule and shows what it means for a real set of accounts, then leaves time for your questions.
- Format
- Webinars and roundtables
- Cost
- Free to attend
- Languages
- English and Arabic
- Recording
- Sent to everyone registered
Next up
The next session
Closing your first full corporate tax year
The adjustments auditors are asking for, the reliefs most groups miss, and what a defensible working paper file actually contains. Ninety minutes, half of it questions.
Calendar
Also scheduled
Places are limited on the roundtables because they are meant to be conversations, not broadcasts.
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16OctWebinar · 60 minRegister
Free zone qualifying income, tested line by line
Where the 0% rate genuinely applies, and the transactions that quietly break it.
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30OctRoundtable · Dubai · 12 seatsRequest a seat
Transfer pricing for family groups
Intercompany charges, management fees and the documentation threshold that catches mid-sized groups.
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12NovClinic · 1:1 slotsBook a slot
Penalty clinic: what can still be appealed
Bring a penalty notice and leave with a written view on whether reconsideration is worth filing.
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04DecWebinar · Arabic · 60 minRegister
VAT and corporate tax: where the two disagree
The same transaction treated two ways, and the reconciliations the FTA asks to see.
Before you register
What you can expect from an hour with us.
If a session turns out not to apply to your business, we would rather you found that out from the agenda than from sitting through it.
- A named partner presenting, not a marketing lead
- Worked examples using real figures
- At least half the time given to questions
- Slides and the recording sent afterwards
- No follow-up sales call unless you ask for one
- Arabic sessions run in Arabic, not translated live
Can't make the date
Register anyway and we will send you the recording.
Or tell us what you would want covered. Most of these sessions started as a question a client asked twice.