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US companies prefer the UAE to set up their headquarters

US companies prefer the UAE to set up their headquarters

 Many American companies have considered the UAE their home as the headquarters of various US companies have been set up in the Emirates.

The International Business Summit recently named Dr. Harsh Patel, the founder and global CEO of the Water and Shark group, a global Accounting and Legal Advisory Firm, as the UAE's Most Influential Finance and Legal Professional.

Harsh Patel has vast experience in cross-border transactions, international tax, corporate law, GCC structuring advisory, family office setup, etc. He is a professionally certified Chartered Accountant and Corporate Lawyer. 

He has received the Economic Times Young Leaders of Change Award and has been named one of Forbes India's "Top 100 Peoples Managers and Leader by Example." Harsh has embarked on a quest to become the greatest of the best because he sees a futuristic revolution occurring in the business world.

At the age of 19, he founded his business, which offers a wide range of high-end services, including cross-border advisory, exchange control regulation, international tax, family office advisory, business setup across various countries and vertical segments, and much other tax and corporate consulting services. 

This shark-shaped company quickly navigated miles of turbulent oceans to rise to the top of the UAE's commercial landscape. In addition to this, they have recently reduced their concentration on GCC countries and dug their fangs into markets in the United States, Singapore, Qatar, and India.

New investments and initiatives to lower startup costs and strengthen the region's reputation as a worldwide center for finance and business are part of the growth goals of the UAE and other GCC countries. The 2030 and 2040 visions of the various countries provide a detailed description of these plans.

Similar to this, the Health Cloud company Innovaccer Inc. announced the establishment of Innovaccer Health Limited, with headquarters in Abu Dhabi Global Market, United Arab Emirates. This represents the firm's most recent international market expansion outside of the United States and supports both its long-term growth plan and commitment to promoting higher-quality, more accessible, and more affordable healthcare globally.

By bringing Innovaccer's market-leading Health Cloud, Data Activation Platform, healthcare technology solutions, and deep expertise to local communities, the company will be able to accelerate innovation and digital transformation in the Middle East. This new office will be established in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO).

Apart from these, many prominent American companies such as Microsoft, Oracle, and Tesla have also spread their wings and have established a huge market in the UAE.


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