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The Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax - Winter 2022 edition is out now! News developments

Get Ready to Level Up Your Tax Game with the Exciting New Spring 2023 Edition of Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax!

  • 15/03/202315/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

We’re thrilled to announce the latest edition of Lexis® Middle East Gulf Tax, the very first of its kind in the GCC! Our complimentary magazine offers insightful updates on the latest tax and financial developments across the GCC region.


In this edition:

Points of Law: What do we know now about how the new UAE Corporate Income Tax regime will operate?

Nearly one year after the UAE first announced its intention to introduce corporate income tax, the Federal Decree-Law No. 47/2022 On the Taxation of Corporations and Businesses has been published. Thomas Vanhee from Aurifer Middle East Tax provides an explanation of what we can expect from the new tax system.


The more the merrier? What are the advantages and disadvantages of creating a tax group in the UAE Corporate Income Tax context?

The UAE’s Federal Decree-Law No. 47/2022 On the Taxation of Corporations and Businesses permits UAE companies to establish tax groups. Laurent Bertin, Regional Head of Tax at Airbus Africa and Middle East, clarifies that this can simplify tax management, but it’s crucial to have a thorough understanding of tax groups as they are complex mechanisms.


Tax News Round-Up

Stay informed about the latest updates in tax treaties and regulations throughout the region. This includes a regulatory round-up of recent changes and information on tax treaties.


Practical Focus on Tax residency in the UAE

Zain Satardien of Hourani & Partners in Dubai discusses the importance of Cabinet Decision No. 85/2022 on Tax Domicile in the UAE, which clarifies the criteria for tax residency for individuals and legal entities in the country. Zain’s Practice Note covers rules for determining tax residency, corporate taxability, and the FTA’s authority to request information.


Tax Professional Profile: Working Where Tax Is New

Laurent Bertin, Regional Head of Tax at Airbus Africa and Middle East, elaborates on the difficulties of operating in jurisdictions where the tax landscape is still developing.


Practitioner Perspective on Significant UAE VAT Law Changes

Tyne Hugo and John Peacock of BSA Ahmad Bin Hezeem & Associates summarise recent changes to the UAE VAT Law, including new definitions, a provision for more flexibility, clarification on tax invoices, and changes to tax audits. They also mention a temporary amendment to the definition of “Goods” and administrative changes impacting UAE VAT payers, such as the new Emara-Tax system.


Do They Have Income Tax in Oman?

Shiraz Khan of Al Tamimi & Company provides insight into the current status of Oman’s proposed implementation of Personal Income Tax (PIT).


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_Spring 2023

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

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

United Arab Emirates News developments

UAE: Public Prosecution Warns of Penalties Against Employees Who Leak Details of Investigations

  • 09/03/202309/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Khaleej Times, 3 March 2023: The UAE’s Public Prosecution has warned disclosing information from legal cases is a crime punishable by stiff penalties.

In an advisory, the authority has reminded all details related to investigations and ensuing findings must be kept strictly confidential, and hefty penalties will be imposed on violators.

This applies to all those who may be privy to matters in court, including public prosecution staff, clerks, assistants, and experts.

The authority also stated evidence collection reports must be treated with the same confidentiality stipulated in a subclause of Article 67 of Federal Decree-Law No. 38/2022 On the Issuance of the Criminal Procedure Law.

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United Arab Emirates News developments

Abu Dhabi: Previous Pension Service Periods Added Automatically

  • 09/03/202309/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Albayan, 5 March 2023: The Abu Dhabi Pension Fund has confirmed it automatically includes the previous service periods of individuals who are registered with the Fund from both the private and public sectors.

This is done at no additional cost to the insured persons.

However, if an insured person has received their end of service payment and later decides to add their previous service period, they must pay a fee which is equivalent to 26 per cent of the salary used as the basis for calculating their subscriptions.

The service periods which can be added include previous work periods with the federal government, previous work periods in the private and public sectors in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, previous work periods in the private sector outside the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and previous service in local authorities in the UAE, provided the conditions stipulated by law are met.

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Meet the Dazzling Winners of the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards in the GCC! News developments

Meet the Dazzling Winners of the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards in the GCC!

  • 03/03/202303/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Get ready to meet the inspiring and trailblazing winners of the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards in the GCC! The wait is finally over, and we are thrilled to announce the deserving winners of these highly anticipated awards.

With over 195 impressive entries across 17 categories, these women in the GCC legal industry have truly raised the bar. We want to give a huge round of applause to all the participants who have made this event a true success from the start.

The winners were announced at a glamorous gala dinner and awards ceremony held at the iconic Ritz-Carton in JBR, Dubai, UAE, on 2 March 2023.

We couldn’t have made this possible without the support of Yungo Legal Consultants (Drinks Reception Sponsor), DLA Piper (Bronze Sponsor), Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi (Award Sponsor) and Grant Thornton (Audit Partner).

You can check out the winners by clicking here.

We’re already looking forward to the next edition in 2024 and can’t wait to see what’s in store for the future of women in law in the GCC!

MEET THE WINNERS
UAE News developments

UAE: Unemployment Insurance Cannot Be Transferred to Others

  • 02/03/202302/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Emaratalyoum, 24 February 2023: Insurance companies working with the UAE’s Human Resources and Emiratization Ministry have been receiving compulsory insurance requests for unemployment insurance from employees in both the private and public sectors.

Failure to obtain this insurance could result in a fine of up to 400 AED.

This type of insurance was mandated by Federal Decree-Law No. 13/2022 Concerning Unemployment Insurance to provide employees with a three-month income equivalent to 60 per cent of their salary value if they leave work for reasons beyond their control or non-disciplinary reasons.

The insurance cannot be assigned to others or transferred to any other individual or company at any time.

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UAE News developments

Dubai: Unified Service for Citizen’s Services “Emirati”

  • 02/03/202302/03/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Albayan, 26 February 2023: In Dubai, the “Emirati” application has been launched as a unified platform for citizen services.

This comprehensive platform features 153 services, including social and housing services, payment facilities, event listings, health insurance cards, and discounts.

The Dubai Digital Authority has been instructed to collaborate with agencies and institutions to include all necessary services for citizens into the platform by the end of this year.

For the full story, click here.

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UAE News developments

UAE: Importance of Indian Customs Agreement

  • 23/02/202323/02/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Emaratalyoum, 18 February 2023: At the Global Business Summit in India, the UAE’s Economy Minister has highlighted the agreement signed between India and the UAE which came into effect in May 2022.

He has stated the agreement cancelled the customs tariff between the two countries on more than 80% of Indian and Emirati products.

He has also added customs tariffs will be fully terminated within 10 years to increase commercial exchange and joint investments.

The agreement has enabled service providers to reach 11 main markets and more than 100 sub-sectors.

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United Arab Emirates News developments

Abu Dhabi: New Mechanisms for Handing Over Labourers’ Dues Adopted

  • 23/02/202323/02/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

Albayan, 16 February 2023: Abu Dhabi’s Labour Court has adopted new mechanisms and procedures to guarantee labourers are paid quickly in a few easy steps.

According to this new mechanism, a private sector company responsible for providing labourers’ insurance coverage must open an office at the Labour Court’s headquarters to pay their financial dues faster based on legal controls.

Based on Abu Dhabi Ministerial Decision No. 318/2022 on the bank guarantee and insurance for labourers’ dues, private sector employers have two options.

They can either pay a bank guarantee of no less than 3,000 AED for each labourer or buy an insurance policy for 30 months at 137.50 AED for skilled labourers and 180 AED for unskilled labourers.

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Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi joins as an Award Sponsor for the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards News developments

Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi joins as an Award Sponsor for the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards

  • 23/02/202323/02/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

We are thrilled to share that Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi will be an Award Sponsor at the highly anticipated LexisNexis Women in Law Awards 2023, set to take place on 2 March 2023 at The Ritz-Carlton JBR, Dubai.

This event celebrates the achievements and innovations of women in the legal field throughout the Middle East region. The Awards also acknowledge organisations that promote women and gender equality in their teams.

We warmly invite you to join us at this outstanding event on 2 March 2023. Visit the LexisNexis Women in Law Awards website to learn more!

Grant Thornton joins as the Audit Partner for the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards Uncategorized

Grant Thornton joins as the Audit Partner for the 2023 LexisNexis Women in Law Awards

  • 17/02/202317/02/2023
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

We are delighted to announce that Grant Thornton will be serving as the Audit Partner for the upcoming LexisNexis Women in Law Awards 2023, to be held on 2 March 2023 at The Ritz-Carlton JBR, Dubai.

This event celebrates the achievements and innovations of women in the legal field throughout the Middle East region. The Awards also acknowledge organisations that promote women and gender equality in their teams.

We warmly invite you to join us at this outstanding event on 2 March 2023. Visit the LexisNexis Women in Law Awards website to learn more!

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