Hassan Mohamed Al Marzouqi Law Firm

About Hassan Mohamed Al Marzouqi Law Firm

Founded by a Qatari cassation lawyer with more than 28 years of practice, this Lusail law firm combines litigation, arbitration and corporate work. Its corporate department sets up companies of every legal form under Qatari law and registers foreign companies, their branches and foreign representative offices, then supports them with shareholder agreements, restructuring, commercial contracts and trademark filings. A separate tax law practice advises on tax planning, the preparation of tax declarations and appeals or disputes with the authorities. The team includes counsel, senior associates, associates, legal assistants and paralegals, and the website is available in Arabic and English. Other practice areas include banking and financial institutions, real estate and construction, labour, insurance, maritime and sports law, so clients arrive from many sectors. Fees are not published on the website, and no accounting or bookkeeping service is described.

Services

Corporate services include establishing companies of all legal forms, registering foreign companies, branches and representative offices, licensing processes, corporate restructuring and governance. Commercial support covers partnership and shareholder agreements, share purchase agreements and distribution or agency contracts. The tax law practice offers advice on tax planning, filing of declarations and tax appeals. The firm also drafts trademark registrations for Qatar and the Gulf, handles litigation and arbitration, and gives legal opinions and due diligence on commercial transactions.

• ✓ Company formation: offered
• ✕ Accounting and bookkeeping: not listed
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✕ VAT: not listed
• ✕ Payroll: not listed
• ✕ Audit: not listed
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✕ Corporate secretarial: not listed
• ✕ Virtual office: not listed

Licences and registrations

• Court of Cassation practice licence (founder, 2018)

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