February 2025

A New Gateway to Challenge UAE FTA Decisions Through Enforcement: Analysis of Judgment No. 1322 of 2024 (Supreme Court - Administrative)

A New Gateway to Challenge UAE FTA Decisions Through Enforcement: Analysis of Judgment No. 1322 of 2024 (Supreme Court – Administrative)

Introduction In a significant development for taxpayers disputing Federal Tax Authority (FTA) decisions, the Federal Supreme Court issued Judgment No. 1322 of 2024 (Administrative) on January 8, 2025. While the law provides a structured procedure to challenge FTA rulings—such as filing for reconsideration, objecting to the Tax Disputes Resolution Committee (TDRC), and appealing before the […]

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UAE Supreme Court 212/2023: Empowering Taxpayers when Evidence is with the FTA

UAE Supreme Court 212/2023: Empowering Taxpayers when Evidence is with the FTA

In a recent ruling (UAE Federal Supreme Court 212/2023, Administrative Division), the court addressed a critical issue for taxpayers who find themselves in disputes with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) but lack access to essential documents. In essence, the court recognized that, while the standard rule is that the burden of proof lies with the

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Trumpian Duties

Trumpian Duties, Global Disputes: Arbitration Insights for Today’s Tariff Landscape

  Transactional parties facing the newly announced tariffs by President Trump on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China must navigate a web of legal, commercial, and logistical issues. The tariffs, set to go into effect on February 4, 2025, impose an additional 25% ad valorem duty on goods from Canada and Mexico and 10% on

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