Doing Business In Middle East

Considering doing business in the Middle East?

Here’s what you need to know about building solid relationships and understanding the market in the Gulf.

Regardless of size or expertise, entering the Middle East market for the first time brings many opportunities and obstacles that must be examined. We acknowledge the complexities of each country’s unique rules, as well as the interconnectedness of their tax, legal, and accounting systems.

Our specialized “Doing Business” consultants understand the processes required to establish a presence in the area, and they assist company leaders and investors in navigating this path by leveraging SS&CO’s Middle East and global network. We are pleased to introduce SS&CO’s flagship inward investment platform, and we look forward to sharing this journey with you.

Our how to do Business in middle-east guide promotes worldwide growth.

We want clients to be able to focus on business development and growth while having a single point of contact throughout the process. As part of SS&CO’s Middle East regional objectives, we are here to provide local market professionals in various disciplines, including tax, legal, accounting, assurance, and consultancy.

We want to be your reliable partner for international growth, by guiding you through the uncharted, sharing insights, and forming long-term partnerships that allow your company to establish a strong presence in the region.

Before entering a new Middle Eastern market, SS&CO provides a full evaluation to identify clients’ needs and address any applicable legal and regulatory considerations that may arise during the business journey, as well as assist customers in developing their corporate structure.

• Making your new business official and granting you the legal right to use your brand’s name.
• Assisting in developing your organizational structure, which governs how work flows through an organization and how employees collaborate within their respective functions to complete tasks.
• Business consultation, tax preparation, and financial planning.
• Organizing visa applications in connection with the actions of identifying and soliciting individuals.
• Legitimize the organization’s legal system and give legal advice and services addressing legal or law-related concerns, such as issuing legal opinions.
• Operational guidelines for bank account operations, team recruiting, and office space sourcing.