Corporate Tax Registration Deadlines For Free Zone In The UAE
Mostafa
Mostafa is a qualified Corporate Tax Consultant with over 5 years of experience gained in diverse intricate tax matters, he has high expertise in conducting tax negotiations and investigations with the Federal Tax Authority and other external Tax Bodies. He has vast experience in reviewing and drafting tax documents. Mostafa has also advised on a plethora of tax matters, he draws much attention to tax filing procedures and to offering professional investigations to underlining tax complexities.
Latest UAE directives No.3/2024 and 10/2024 issued by the Finance Ministry made registration mandatory for companies with the specific guidelines having consequences 10,000 AED fine in case of failure to get registration in time. The Federal Tax Authority has introduced a decisive set of guidelines that mandate registration deadlines for corporate tax for both juridical … Read more
New Corporate Tax Compliance in the UAE With the recent legislative changes, the government of the UAE indicates a new era of tax compliance and regulation. The government has demonstrated its commitment to refining the tax system and ensuring that businesses contribute their fair share to the nation’s development through the issuance of Cabinet Resolution … Read more
Stockpiling refers to the practice of holding a large quantity of excise goods in the free trade area, without paying the tax and intending to sell them in the local market. This practice can affect the tax liability of the stockpiler and the tax system as a whole. If you are dealing with excise goods … Read more
Which Individuals Can Apply for A Tax Refund in Specific Cases? Article 22 of the Cabinet Decision No. 37/2017 outlines four categories of persons eligible for a tax refund in special cases: Foreign Governments, International Organizations, Authorities, or Diplomatic Missions: Those who have paid tax on excise goods accessed for official use only. Eligibility extends … Read more
The UAE government introduced the excise tax in 2017 as part of its efforts to diversify its revenue sources and discourage the consumption of goods that are harmful to human health or the environment. The excise tax in UAE is an indirect tax that applies to different categories of products/goods, for instance, electronic devices for … Read more
The UAE implemented an excise tax on specific goods detrimental to health since October 1, 2017, targeting items like energy drinks, tobacco, and certain electronic smoking products. The goal is to promote a healthier society, reduce health-related costs, and boost government revenue. This tax affects both businesses and consumers, as businesses must comply with applicable … Read more