Join LexisNexis, Sol International and Adnan Al Noorani To Celebrate Woman’s Day!
Join LexisNexis, Aurifer Middle East Tax and Alchemy Search for “Tolley” Tax Thursdays, Tax, Drinks & Canapés!
Join us on 20 March 2023 for Fordham Law’s Compliance Institute: Local Perspectives, Global Outlook 2023!
Join LexisNexis Middle East and Dubai International Financial Center, SOL International Ltd and Middlesex University for our Legal Drafting Skills: Contract Drafting online training series where our experts will look at:
Part 1: Basic written and speaking communication – Principles and conventions of effective drafting in English common law
Part 2:Negotiating a contract – English legal drafting
Part 3: Drafting a contract – English legal drafting
The UAE’s transition into being a well sought out business hub has been simultaneously met with its continuing pursuit to meet international standards of tax transparency with the issuance of the Federal Decree Law No. 47 of 2022. The UAE Ministry of Finance (MoF) has announced that effective from 1 June 2023 the UAE will introduce a Federal Corporate Income Tax (CIT) on business profits. This would require business with an accounting profit exceeding AED 3,75,000 to pay corporate Income Tax of 9% headline rate.
Join* LexisNexis, Jameson Legal & App4legal for a substantive evening of professional networking, accompanied by an array of sumptuous drinks and canapés.
Join LexisNexis’ informative breakfast session on technology at W Hotel (Mina Seyahi, Dubai, UAE) on 8 February 2023. Our esteemed speakers will examine data residency & cloud, data privacy & protection, and AI & emerging technologies. We look forward to seeing you there.
Family law matters of non-Muslim foreigners from civil marriage, divorce to child custody and inheritance just received an update with the Federal Decree-Law No.41/2022 coming into effect on February 1, 2023. Join LexisNexis Middle East, DIFC Academy and Charles Russell Speechlys LLP for a training session of the new family law reform.
Drafting wills in the UAE just got an update with the new DIFC rules allowing non-Muslims to include their worldwide assets in their DIFC wills.Join LexisNexis Middle East and Al Tamimi and the DIFC Academy for an in person training where our experts aim to:
• Ascertain the rules of registration under which the will must be registered – DIFC or Dubai (Onshore)
• Undertaking precise instructions for wills
• Ability to convert client’s wishes into the will
• Addressing subjects of beneficiaries, taxation of estates and types of gifts.
Federal Decree-Law No. 34/2021 on Combating Rumours and Cybercrimes took effect on 2 January 2022. The ever-increasing digitisation of businesses has led to a soaring increase in such crimes over the past decade. As a result, “Cyber Law”, which refers to any form of law, legislation or regulation that applies to the internet and its related technologies, has become one of the most important and rapidly growing areas of the law. According to the National Cyber Security Strategy published by the UAE Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in June 2019, the number of global Cyber security incidents doubled between 2016 and 2017. Each incident costs an average of USD 3.9 million, thereby leading to an annual global cost of USD 608 billion.