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The Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax – Winter 2022 edition is out now!

  • 08/12/202208/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

We are pleased to share the latest edition of our tax magazine, Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax, the first of its kind in the GCC! It is a complimentary magazine that provides updates on the GCC’s recent key tax and financial developments.


In this edition:

Pillar 2 – How might OECD’s Pillar 2 affect GCC businesses?

OECD’s Pillar 2 Module, which ensures large multinational enterprises pay minimum tax levels on income, will impact taxpayers across the globe. Rami Alhadhrami of BDO Kuwait looks at how it might affect GCC businesses.


The first 100 days… as Head of Tax

With the recent tax changes in the Middle East, tax recruitment specialists have seen more businesses wanting to hire their first-ever Middle East In-house Head of Tax. Conor McHugh of Alchemy Search and Siegert Slagman, a Head of Tax, share their experiences recruiting these roles and the crucial first 100 days in the post.


Practical Focus on Double Taxation Agreements

With effect from 1 January 2020, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have implemented a treaty to avoid double taxation. Zain Satardien of Hourani & Partners shares practical points on this Double Taxation Treaty (DTT), how it provides significant advantages for businesses operating in the two contracting states, and how it aims to avoid double taxation and prevent tax evasion.


Managing Challenges and Change with Technology

Nitin Agarwal, Head of Taxation at Majid Al Futtaim Carrefour UAE, talks about how successful major transformation projects have made him more confident and prepared to deal with future tax changes and challenges.


Practitioner Perspective on Excise Tax

Michel Ruitenberg of Crowe looks at how Excise Tax, an important compliance area for retail businesses, has changed in the UAE and the differences in how it operates there to other GCC countries.


Am I eligible for World Cup tax exemptions?

Qatari authorities are granting special World Cup Tax Exemptions, but who is eligible and for what? Thomas Vanhee of Aurifer Middle East Tax answers these questions and more!


Special thanks to Alchemy Search for supporting tax professionals by connecting businesses with talent across the GCC and beyond!

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Lexis Middle East Gulf Tax | Winter 2022

Have you read the Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax – Summer and Autumn 2022 editions? Click the links below to access and read this edition.

Lexis-Middle-East-Gulf-Tax_| Autumn 2022
Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax | Summer 2022

UAE

Dubai: Arbitration Award Rejected as Debtor Not Domiciled in UAE

  • 07/12/202207/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

6 December 2022: The Dubai Cassation Court has rejected the enforcement of an arbitration award against a foreign debtor on the grounds that the debtor is not domiciled in the United Arab Emirates. 

Following the ruling, award creditors seeking enforcement of a foreign arbitral award in the United Arab Emirates should bear in mind that if the award debtor is not domiciled in the UAE, the Courts may reject the award. 

Creditors should also consider that if foreign award debtor assets are not named in the award, the Courts may refuse enforcement action against those assets.

For the full story, click here.

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United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi: ADGM Publishes Guiding Principles on Whistleblowing

  • 07/12/202207/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

6 December 2022: Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published its Guiding Principles on Whistleblowing, covering critical aspects of a robust whistleblowing framework, including transparency, accountability and market integrity. 

The principles complement ADGM’s existing regulatory frameworks and encompass six key aspects: encouraging a broad definition of whistleblowing to be used; ensuring that whistleblowers are given adequate opportunities to speak up and are fairly treated when they do so; restricting access to whistleblowing reports and following due process in managing them; focusing the protections of any whistleblowing framework to honestly held beliefs reported in good faith; including appropriate resources to support it, which will vary depending on the nature of the relevant entity’s business; supporting a whistleblowing program with an organisational culture of trust and transparency.

For the full story, click here.

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Bahrain

Bahrain: Flexible Worker Permits Cancelled After 17 February 2023

  • 07/12/202207/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Alwatan, 5 December 2022: Bahrain’s Interior Minister has announced a decision to cancel flexible worker permits from 17 February 2023. 

Those with the flexible worker permit must reconcile their status before the deadline by obtaining the relevant professional permit and registration approved by the Labour Market Regulatory Authority.

For the full story, click here.

To view more news items and other content we have available, visit lexis.ae/demo to book a demo and start your free trial of Lexis® Middle East.

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UAE

UAE: Employers’ Ratings Lowered If They Delay Payment of Salaries

  • 07/12/202207/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Emaratalyoum, 5 December 2022: The UAE’s Human Resources and Emiratization Ministry has warned companies with 50 or more employees that their employer’s rating will be lowered if they delay the payment of salaries to their workers. 

Any employer found to have delayed payment of their workers’ wages will have their rating lowered to the ‘High Risk Establishments’ category. 

For the full story, click here.

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Jordan: Prime Minister Orders Withdrawal of Books that Don’t Conform to Jordanian Values

Jordan: Prime Minister Orders Withdrawal of Books that Don’t Conform to Jordanian Values

  • 05/12/202207/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Jordan News Agency, 30 November 2022: Jordan’s Prime Minister has instructed the Minister of Culture to conduct a review of all novels and literary works on sale in the country and to withdraw any publications that ‘fail to conform to values, customs and traditions of Jordanian society, and the nation’s principles’. 

The Prime Minister directed the relevant authorities total the necessary measures against such violations in accordance with current legislation. 

To view more news items and other content we have available, visit lexis.ae/demo to book a demo and start your free trial of Lexis® Middle East.

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Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia: Tourism Development Fund Launches Small Business Support Scheme

  • 05/12/202205/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Arab News, 29 November 2022: The Saudi Tourism Development Fund (TFD) has announced a new tourism aid programme that aims to provide financial and non-financial support to 10,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Kingdom.

The programme has three subcategories which cover conducting trials, innovation and hospitality.

The TFD will assist SMEs in launching new projects or expanding their existing business. 

For the full story, click here.

To view more news items and other content we have available, visit lexis.ae/demo to book a demo and start your free trial of Lexis® Middle East.

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S & A Law Firm participates as a Silver Sponsor of the Oman Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 5th Edition!

S & A Law Firm participates as a Silver Sponsor of the Oman Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 5th Edition!

  • 30/11/202205/12/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

LexisNexis Middle East is pleased to announce that S & A Law Firm will participate as a Silver Sponsor at the Oman Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 5th Edition held on 12 December 2022.

The conference is specifically designed for in-house counsel and will cover the latest legal developments and trends in Oman. It will be held in English and Arabic (simultaneous translation).

We hope you will join us for this unique and exclusive opportunity to meet existing and potential clients on 12 December 2022 at the Grand Hyatt Muscat in Muscat, Oman.

If you would like more information, you can click here.

LexisNexis Hosts the inaugural Developments in International Arbitration Seminar in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia!

LexisNexis Hosts the inaugural Developments in International Arbitration Seminar in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia!

  • 30/11/202230/11/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

In partnership with the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA), SOL International Ltd, and Burhan Al Marifa, LexisNexis was pleased to host the inaugural Developments in International Arbitration seminar in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on 27 November 2022.

Special guest speaker Gary Born, one of the world’s pre-eminent experts on international commercial arbitration and international litigation, provided his valuable knowledge and insight for the 1st edition of this seminar in Riyadh.

The seminar started with opening remarks by Walid Abanumay, Chairman of the SCCA, followed by a welcome address by HRH Princess Hala Bint Khaled Bin Sultan Al-Saud, Chair of Burhan Al-Marifa. Dr Hamed Merah, CEO of the SCCA, shared Highlights and Developments of KSA and SCCA, followed by an SCCA Caselaw Briefing presented by Christian P.Alberti, Chief of ADR and General Counsel of the SCCA.

Following these insightful updates, Sarah Malik, CEO of SOL International Ltd, and Gary Born engaged in a fireside chat on the recent changes in international arbitration. They addressed the latest developments in arbitration in Saudi Arabia.

Finally, we had an interesting Q&A session with enthusiastic participation from the audience.

Thank you to all participants, specifically our speakers, for making this event a success!

Oman

Oman: Government Agreement Qualifies 1,000 Omani Job Seekers in Vocational Colleges

  • 30/11/202230/11/2022
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Oman Times, 29 November 2022: Oman’s Ministry of Labour and Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation have signed a cooperation agreement to qualify 1,000 job-seeking Omani nationals in vocational colleges. 

The placements aim to increase job-seeking efficiency by matching job opportunities with the needs of the labour market as part of the National Employment Programme.

The programme is available for students who have successfully completed 10th grade and wish to continue their studies to obtain a vocational qualification and those who are 18 years of age and registered as jobseekers. 

For the full story, click here.

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