Public Revenues Division
Reham Mohammed Karmostaji
Acting Director of the Public Revenues Division
Reham Mohammed Karmostaji is the Acting Director of Public Revenues Division as well as the Head of Public Revenues Development Section, where she is responsible for overseeing and developing all the works related to collection of public revenues for the Government of Dubai from sovereign revenues, monitoring the actual revenues collections and working on developing and improving them by studying the feasibility of current fees, fines and taxes, or creation of new resources for developmental and regulatory purposes for government services provided to clients in accordance with the public interest, as well as provision of financial advice on other subjects of financial impact on the Emirate.
Previously, Reham Karmostaji served as Head of Economics, Infrastructure and Transport in the Public Revenues Division and worked as a revenues analyst. Karmostaji holds an MBA from the Canadian University in Dubai and an accounting degree from the University of Sharjah. She graduated from the Young Leadership Program at the Mohammed bin Rashid Center for Leadership Development (MBRCLD) in 2016.
About the Division of Public Revenues:
The Division of Public Revenues is responsible for all the works related to collection of public revenues for the Government of Dubai from sovereign revenues, monitoring the actual revenues collections and working on developing and improving them by studying the feasibility of current fees, fines and taxes, or creation of new resources for developmental and regulatory purposes for government services provided to clients in accordance with the public interest, as well as provision of financial advice on other subjects of financial impact on the Emirate.
The Division was included under the Central Accounts Sector in 2012 due to its close relationship with the accounting operations in terms of ensuring the effectiveness of the collection and registering of public revenues in the correct manner, thus providing the necessary liquidity for financing the government expenditure, whether financing capital projects or operating expenses for current projects.