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Dubai does not impose traditional property taxes such as annual property tax, capital gains tax, or income tax on rental income. However, there are transaction-related fees that buyers and sellers must pay during a property sale.

Key Fees on Property Transactions in Dubai:

1. Dubai Land Department (DLD) Transfer Fee:

   • 4% of the property value, typically paid by the buyer.

2. DLD Admin Fee:

   • AED 580 for ready property (apartments/offices)

   • AED 40 for off-plan

   • AED 430 for land

3. Registration Fees:

   • Varies based on property value and type (e.g., AED 4,200 for ready properties over AED 500,000)

4. Agency Commission:

   • Usually 2% of the property value, paid to the real estate brokerage.

5. Mortgage Registration Fee (if applicable):

   • 0.25% of the loan amount + AED 290 admin fee

While these are standard one-time fees, there is no ongoing property tax or capital gains tax in Dubai, making it a tax-friendly environment for real estate investors.