EZAT ALNAJM

His work brings together taxation, business structuring and financial compliance for businesses, founders and high-net-worth individuals across the United Arab Emirates. His professional profile also identifies him as the founder and CEO of Tulpar Blockchain, with a focus on cryptoassets and the wider digital economy. [1]

Alnajm’s academic background, as provided in his professional biography, includes a university degree in Banking and Insurance and a master’s degree in Financial Management. He also reports holding the Certified Management Accountant qualification and membership of the Institute of Management Accountants. This background connects his tax practice with financial reporting, planning and internal control. [2]

At Tulpar Global Taxation, he leads a practice whose services include corporate tax, VAT, accounting, transfer pricing and business advisory. The company identifies him as an FTA tax agent. His work addresses the relationship between a business’s structure, its financial records and its compliance responsibilities. [3]

His public speaking includes a May 2025 session on free-zone corporate tax and double taxation, organised with the Australian, Spanish and Turkish business councils. In February 2026, the Spanish Business Council documented his keynote presentation on crypto transactions and their tax implications for individuals and businesses. These appearances reflect a professional interest in making technical topics accessible to business audiences. [4] [5]

In August 2026, Tulpar announced his further development in crypto financial-crime compliance. His media kit lists training and credentials spanning taxation, management accounting, anti-money laundering and cryptoasset compliance. [6]

The media kit describes an advisory audience that includes both operating businesses and private clients, connecting his company leadership with a wider programme of professional communication and speaking. His stated professional approach emphasises practical, commercially grounded explanations of regulatory and financial matters. Across advisory work and public discussion, his focus is on helping decision-makers understand how tax, governance and business strategy relate to one another. [1]