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UAE's VAT reset could hit Indian companies in key areas

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The United Arab Emirates' recent reset of its value-added tax regime may place pressure on Indian businesses operating there. The changes could affect companies in the areas where they are most exposed to tax obligations. Analysts following the development suggest the impact will depend on each firm's specific sector and operational structure. The source article examines which parts of Indian corporate activity in the Emirates are most vulnerable.

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