BREAKING: Israel rejects US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace 15-point plan for Gaza, and will not withdraw until Hamas fully disarms, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says.
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@TheJerzWay A professional would be taxed on part of that income in Dubai, as corporate tax would apply. If they don't pay any tax on the income, there must be something more.
@pavyg You're such a desperation when it comes to tennis judgment. Sinner is too good. That is a fact. I don't understand why they don't sue you. Or maybe I understand it quite well.
@AmirAminiMD Imagine if someone like you is onboard a plane that, for technical reasons, must land in the UAE or the US. I'm sure you know what will happen. I'd be careful to be so assertive when you're just expressing your opinion. It's your opinion, you cannot present it as the truth.
@alon_mizrahi The problem with X is that people can talk nonsense and act as if they actually believe what they are saying. But UAE authorities are monitoring. And rightly so.
@Xking332 I hope Dubai police will hunt down all accounts spreading falsity and misinformation. The holders of such accounts will have to experience the FULL FORCE of UAE laws.
@NYMag You enjoy the best - and the most - of Dubai, when you don't chase the glittering side. No or low taxation on personal income, reasonable cost of living, extremely high quality of services, great food from all ovr the world. And security. This is what makes it a great place.
@Xking332 I think your account should be flagged for spreading inaccurate and potentially inflammatory information. Which, considering how serious the situation is, is highly irresponsible.
@Xking332 When this is over, hopefully soon, I hope that the UAE authorities will chase and prosecute all those behind accounts spreading false information. It will take time and money, but I'm sure that the UAE authorities will do it. It's much needed.
@andreas_krieg Nobody is above the law. Rules around this in the UAE are clear. For security, such videos should not be taken nor shared. But some people simply do not want to understand.
@DailyMail In the UK you can get a longer jail sentence for much less, including expressing your opinions. Sharing pictures of attacks is prohibited for security reasons. And rightly so #Dubai