yeah, I was just saying that these are the risks associated with doing business there, like in any place in the world. If they don't want to give you a tax certificate, they won't give you one. It's also︀ true that they have all interests to play by the rules as long as you︁ play by the rules, as they are basing the economy on people making business in︂ the UAE, so having clear rules is a base for this. If you make a︃ visa, spend 180 days in the country and you don't get a tax certificate, there︄ is a problem, although it's clear to me that the more money you put into︅ the system ( having a freezone company rather than a US LLC with remote working︆ visa, which means 30 times the money you pay to the UAE ) will make︇ things smoother. So in the end it all depends on risk/reward as usual: if you︈ are making 400k a year, the LLC + remote working visa might be a bit︉ stretched and if you do really need a tax certificate, it's safer to have your︊ own company in the freezone and be the manager.