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Businesses are required to provide information about their sales and purchases to the Federal Tax Authority as part of the VAT return filing process. It involves figuring out the VAT requirements which takes into account the discrepancy between the VAT collected on sales and the VAT paid on purchases over a given time frame. The tax authorities … Read more
Double Taxation Treaties are bilateral agreements entered into by two countries to eliminate the possibility of an individual or business being taxed on the same income in both jurisdictions. Double taxation occurs when a person or entity is liable to pay taxes on the same income in two or more countries. To mitigate this issue, … Read more
Businesses must deregister from the VAT system, in instances where they cease conducting business activities related to VAT supplies. In the UAE, the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) administers this process. Thus, to effectively cancel Value Added Tax Registration in compliance with statutory regulations, businesses should seek the expert services of top Tax Consultants in UAE. … Read more
The double tax treaty signed between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the French Republic, effective from December 1, 1990, addresses issues of double taxation and fiscal evasion concerning taxes. It applies to residents of either or both countries and covers various taxes. In France, this includes income tax, corporation tax, social contributions on corporate … Read more
For corporate tax purposes, the distinction between juridical persons and natural persons individuals is essential for determining who is eligible to be considered a non-resident person. Non-resident juridical persons are those who have either a Permanent Establishment or a Nexus in the UAE. A permanent establishment is a location of business that is fixed, but … Read more
To ensure compliance with the corporate tax procedures and regulations, businesses are required to fully comprehend their tax period, for purposes of filing corporate income tax returns. This article explains the general tax period applicable to most businesses as well as possible variations. Thus, businesses are advised to seek the expert services of reputable Tax Consultants in … Read more
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax imposed in the UAE on goods and services. VAT is applied to the value that is added to goods and services at each stage of production or delivery. Unlike some other taxes, VAT is paid by the end consumer. The typical VAT rate in the UAE is … Read more
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a significant part of the taxation system in the United Arab Emirates, and businesses are required to comply with VAT payment, to which noncompliance accrues hefty fines. This article addresses distinct frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding the UAE’s late payment penalties for VAT. Essentially, it is advisable for Taxable Persons … Read more
A consumption tax, known as the Value Added Tax (VAT) is imposed on the value that is added to products and services at each step of production or distribution. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), VAT was introduced on January 1, 2018, at a standard rate of 5%. The UAE government now relies heavily on … Read more
The bilateral income and capital tax treaty, which came into effect on December 25, 2016, marks a significant development in the relationship between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the United Kingdom (UK). The treaty officially signed on April 12, 2016, represents a pioneering agreement between these two nations and encompasses a comprehensive range of … Read more