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Katie Price’s ex-husband Kieran Hayler denies raping girl, 13
Katie Price’s former husband Kieran Hayler has pleaded not guilty to raping and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl.
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UAE amends corporate and VAT rules to simplify operations – Firstpost
The UAE has introduced certain amendments focusing on the legislative changes covering the corporate tax, value added tax (VAT), and the Commercial companies law to simplify operations, modernise the business environment and strengthen the country’s business friendly framework.
The UAE has introduced coordinated amendments focusing on the legislative changes covering the corporate tax, value added tax (VAT), and the Commercial companies law.
These amendments are aimed to simplify operations, modernise the business environment and strengthen the country’s business friendly framework, aligning companies and providing them a clear guidance on taxation.
Corporate tax amendments
The corporate tax amendments clarify a detailed guidance on calculating and settling tax liabilities when credits, incentives, or reliefs apply.
Liabilities will be settled in a specific order: first, withholding tax credits; then, foreign tax credits; followed by any other Cabinet approved incentives or reliefs.
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADThe amendments are a part of a broader 2025 corporate tax overhaul that also brings the regime in line with OECD Pillar.
Taxpayers are also allowed to claim payments for unused tax credits, provided they adhere to specified timelines and procedures.
VAT law
On the VAT side, Federal Decree Law No. 16 of 2025, effective from January 1, 2026, simplifies tax procedures maintaining and getting in compliance with global standards.
Among other measures, the reforms simplify procedures by removing the requirement for self-invoicing under the reverse charge mechanism (where supporting documentation exists) and introduce a five‑year time limit for recovering excess refundable VAT.
These measures remove previous uncertainties and ensure consistent and transparent application of the corporate tax framework, which applies a standard 9 percent rate to companies with profits above Dh375,000 ($102,110), while profits below this threshold remain tax free.
Businesses will no longer need to issue self-invoices under the reverse charge mechanism if supporting documentation is kept.
Companies law
The amendment expands flexibility and competitiveness in the corporate structures. The law introduces the non-profit company, allowing organizations to reinvest net profits to achieve their objectives without distributing profits to shareholders.
It helps the users to solve complex problems, including the rights of voting , redemption, as outlined in a company’s articles of incorporation or bylaws.
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Spanish media split on Marcus Rashford after Barcelona struggle in cup
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‘Fate of Ophelia’ cover shines a certain showgirl’s spotlight on the Marching 110
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Duke of Marlborough charged with intentional strangulation
The offences are alleged to have taken place between November 2022 and May 2024, Thames Valley Police said.
Mr Spencer-Churchill, the former Marquess of Blandford, was arrested on 13 May 2024.
The twice-married aristocrat inherited his dukedom in…
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CCPC publishes details of new enforcement actions against six traders
December 17, 2025
CCPC publishes details of new enforcement actions against six traders
- 13 enforcement actions for breaches of consumer protection law
- Traders in Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Leitrim, Monaghan and Roscommon served with fixed payment notices or compliance notices
- Action taken against four shops, one hotel bar/restaurant, and one jeweller
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has published details of thirteen new enforcement actions against six traders for breaches of consumer protection law. Twelve of the thirteen enforcement actions were for failing to display prices.
The CCPC detects consumer protection breaches through instore and online inspections and investigations.
Details of enforcement actions
- Centz trading as Homesavers, Monaghan Retail Park, Co. Monaghan was issued three fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2,3)
- Huntsman (Western) Bottlers Ltd t/a The Huntsman Inn, College Road, Galway was served three compliance notices for failing to display price lists (1,2,3)
- Clydaville Investments Ltd t/a Kilkenny Design, Nassau St, Dublin 2 was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Sezhic Ltd t/a Mastersons Centra, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Euro General Retail Ltd t/a EuroGiant, Cloonybeirne, Co. Roscommon was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Cnoc na Cuillin Ltd t/a Caragh Jewellers, Killarney, Co. Kerry was issued a compliance notice for failing to display certain information required by the law (1)
Patrick Kenny, member of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, said
“At this time of year, when consumers are exceptionally busy and a lot of money is being spent, it is more vital than ever that prices are clearly and correctly shown in every shop, pub and restaurant in the country. CCPC officers will be out conducting inspections and where we find traders breaking the law, we will take action.
“We look forward to gaining the power to directly impose meaningful fines for breaches of consumer law, sending a clear signal to businesses that they must treat consumers fairly or face serious consequences.”
All enforcement actions, including prosecutions, are published on the CCPC website at https://www.ccpc.ie/business/enforcement/consumer-protection/consumer-protection-list/ once completed. The above enforcement actions took place between August and November 2025. Further actions from this period will be published at a later date.
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Canada signs memorandum of understanding with Coveo to advance AI innovation – canada.ca
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