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First Address : PO Box 63
City : Dubai
Country : United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 4 3023828
Fax: 971 4 3453458
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Dubai Customs sets up special drugs taskforce

120-strong team will be deployed at every entry point into emirate to help tackle illegal trade.

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Dubai Customs recovers $14mn in fees

Big increase in number of fraud and smuggling cases handled by audit department.

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Mobile lab set to boost customs crackdown

New kit commissioned to help identify dangerous, suspicious objects at airport.

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1.6kg of heroin seized at Dubai airport

Two smugglers caught by customs, latest in string of drug busts at major transit hub.

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Dubai Customs backs 3% VAT

Official recommendation to federal gov't for tax level at bottom of 3-5% scale quoted by officials.

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UAE faces VAT as early as Jan

Gov't planning to introduce tax in Q1, but final decision on timing yet to be made, official says.

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Fake goods in firing line

Dubai Customs issues tough new guidelines to combat rising tide of counterfeit and pirated products.

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VAT to 'raise standards of living'

Introduction of value added tax will only strengthen economy, Dubai Customs official says.

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Expat exodus if UAE rolls out taxes

POLL: Over 65% say they could leave Emirates as introduction of VAT will lead to further taxes.

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Entire GCC to impose VAT within 5 years

UAE expects to introduce value added tax sometime in 2009, Dubai Customs executive director says.

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UAE ready for VAT by year-end

Structure for emirates-wide value added tax in place by December, says Dubai Customs.

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Dubai axes customs duties

Duties on cement and steel lifted 'until further notice' in move to control rising costs for materials.

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Dubai Customs goes paperless with supply chain partners

Dubai Customs has vowed to simplify its operations with a paperless clearance system.

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Dubai adopts global paperless cargo initiative

As part of a global initiative to reduce paperwork in the air cargo supply chain, a number of key regional airfreight and logistics players have signed a memorandum of understanding with Dubai Customs to increase the use of electronic correspondence.

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Counterfeit culture

Millions of dollars worth of illicit goods make their way around the world via a complex trading route.

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Congestion zone

Traffic congestion may be an everyday part of Middle Eastern life but is it becoming a major business problem?

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Out with the old, and in with the new

Michael Grose, Partner, Clyde & Co looks at the hottest topics that will be at the forefront of the legal profession in the region this year.

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VAT at least a year away

Study on tax has entered second phase, but introduction is not imminent, Dubai Customs says.

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UAE denies fake drug claims

Ministry dismisses World Health Organisation claims that counterfeit medicines are being re-exported from Dubai.

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UAE could impose broad taxes within a year

Studies into value added tax (VAT) are in advanced stages with charges likely to begin in 2008.

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Dubai seizes record heroin haul

Customs inspectors confiscate 47kg of heroin in biggest ever drug smuggling attempt at Dubai Airport.

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Authorities seize $5.4mn of fake drugs

Dubai Customs confiscates counterfeit sexual stimulants and sedative drugs in one of region's largest busts.

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Firms call for crackdown on fake drugs

Pharmaceutical firms demand tighter regulations on medicines imported into Dubai after fake drugs seizure.

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Counterfeit clampdown affects logistics industry

UAE authorities have urged the logistics industry to become more proactive in fighting counterfeit crime, following a series of high profile raids throughout the emirates.

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Dubai Customs seize fake meds

Arrests are made as counterfeit drugs are confiscated at the emirate's Cargo Village.

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Dubai ups the fight against fraud

Business fraud and fake goods are the target of a workshop organised by the customs authority.

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DC World eyes e-payments

Dubai Customs World (DC World) is looking at working with Dubai eGovernment on e-payment systems.

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Officials back fight against fake goods

High-ranking officials have pledged their support to the Brand Owners' Protection Group (BPG), which was formed by manufacturers to fight counterfeit goods in the Middle East.

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Dubai accelerates customs clearance

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Cruise industry to take Dubai by storm

Up to 50 cruise ships are expected to dock in Dubai this winter, generating 64,993 potential customers – both passengers and crew – for local DMCs and tour operators.

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