Litigation Lawyers
Your Trusted Super Top Litigation Lawyers: When it comes to navigating the intricate legal landscape in Abu Dhabi, having skilled litigation lawyers by your side is crucial. At Ezz & Al Menhali Law Firm, we specialize in dispute resolution and provide comprehensive legal services to a diverse clientele. Let’s delve into the details:
Our Super Top Litigation Lawyers Expertise:
Commercial and Business Litigation:
Our seasoned attorneys handle complex commercial disputes. Whether it’s contractual disagreements, partnership issues, or breaches of business agreements, we strategize to protect our client’s interests.
From negotiation to trial advocacy, we ensure businesses receive adequate representation in Abu Dhabi courts.
Tax and Customs Duties:
Navigating tax laws and customs regulations can be daunting. Our lawyers provide expert advice on tax planning, compliance, and disputes.
Whether you’re an individual or a corporation, we help you understand your tax obligations and resolve disputes with tax authorities.
Super top Litigation Lawyers regarding Property disputes;
Real estate matters often involve significant investments. Our property litigation team handles disputes related to property ownership, leases, construction contracts, and more.
We safeguard our clients’ property rights and seek favourable outcomes through negotiation or litigation.
Criminal Defense Litigation:
If you’re facing criminal charges, our defence lawyers are here to protect your rights. We handle cases ranging from white-collar crimes to drug offences.
We aim to secure the best possible outcome for our clients, ensuring a fair trial and due process.
Additional Areas of Expertise:
Labour and Employment Law: We assist employers and employees in labour disputes, wrongful terminations, and employment-related matters.
Banking Law: Our attorneys provide legal guidance on banking transactions, regulatory compliance, and financial institution disputes.
Insurance Law: We advocate for our clients’ rights, whether insurance claims or policy disputes.
Intellectual Property (IP) Infringement Proceedings: Protecting your IP assets is crucial. We handle infringement cases, trademark disputes, and more.
Litigation Relating to Commercial Contracts: From drafting contracts to resolving disputes, we ensure contractual clarity and enforceability.
Corporate Law Matters: Shareholders’ rights, corporate governance, and officer obligations fall within our purview.
Why Choose our Abu Dhabi Litigation Law firm?
Local and International Expertise: Our attorneys navigate local UAE laws and international legal systems, providing comprehensive support13.
Proven Track Record: We’ve earned our clients’ trust13 with successful dispute resolutions.
Multilingual Support: We communicate in multiple languages, making legal processes accessible to expats13.
Culturally Competent: We respect Abu Dhabi’s cultural nuances and tailor our strategies accordingly13.
For a first free consultation and up-to-date legal advice on UAE business law, reach out to Ezz & Al Menhali Law Firm. Let us handle your legal challenges while you focus on what matters most to you.
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Tax and custom duty law experts
Let’s delve into the tax landscape in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), including corporate tax, value-added tax (VAT), and customs duties:
Corporate Tax:
Based on their income, corporate tax is imposed on juridical persons (companies, corporations, and businesses).
The Corporate Tax Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022) governs taxation for corporations and businesses in the UAE13.
Corporations can pay corporate tax based on their profits during specific tax periods.
Value-Added Tax (VAT):
Customs Duties:
Customs duties are applicable when importing goods into the UAE.
Generally, a customs duty of 5% is imposed on the cost, insurance, and freight (CIF) value of imports.
This duty is levied upon first entry into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states, including the UAE.
Subsequent movements of goods within the GCC are typically free of customs duties34.
Obligation to Disclose Amounts over AED 60,000:
When clearing goods through customs, it is obligatory to disclose any amount exceeding AED 60,000.
This disclosure ensures transparency and compliance with customs regulations.
Remember that accurate reporting and compliance with tax and customs requirements are essential for businesses operating in the UAE. If you have specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us.
