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The UAE’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) recently released its Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) guide (June 2025) (the MAP Guide). The MAP Guide sets out the procedure by which taxpayers may resolve international tax disputes under the UAE’s network of Double Taxation Agreements (a DTA or DTAs). Below we briefly examine the salient points outlined in the guide.
Hadef & Partners is proud to have been contributing authors on the Lexis Middle East HR Alert (July 2025 edition), examining the critical data privacy challenges arising from the growing use of automated workforce monitoring systems in the UAE.
Welcome to the Hadef & Partners UAE Tax Tracker – a concise, expert briefing on the latest UAE tax developments, regulatory updates, and practical guidance for businesses navigating the Emirates' evolving tax landscape.
In a development to the UAE’s financial restructuring and bankruptcy regime, His Excellency Abdullah Sultan bin Awad Al Nuaimi, Minister of Justice and President of the Federal Judicial Council, issued Federal Judicial Council Decision No. 39 of 2025, regarding the Organization of the Bankruptcy Court (the “Decision”). The Decision was issued on 19 June 2025 and came into effect on 15 July 2025.
Welcome to the July edition of Hadef Highlights – your bi-monthly update of all things legal and regulatory in the UAE and beyond.
Hadef & Partners is proud to have been contributing authors on the Lexis Nexis Practice Note – Maritime Arbitration in UAE.
In this article, we focus on the Digital Commerce Law and, specifically, on the obligations imposed by the Digital Commerce Law that may impact the design and architecture of digital platforms. Please see the conclusion of this article for links to further articles discussing the other UAE legislation mentioned above.
With the rise of Finfluencers across the UAE, the SCA has created a comprehensive new regulatory regime. Our latest article unpacks the regulatory implications for individuals and firms alike.
The Consumer Protection Law applies to all goods or services in the UAE, and to all UAE entities involved in advertising and/or providing such goods and services. In this article, we focus on the Consumer Protection Law’s impact on online trading/e-commerce, including how the new concept of ‘harmful terms’ (introduced by the 2023 Cabinet Resolution) could impact goods and services promotors/providers trading through websites, applications or other digital commerce platforms (“Online Traders”).
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