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Comprehensive Guide for Persons, Companies, and Tax Groups Deregistration Overview Deregistration refers to the process by which a taxable person, company, or tax group cancels their Value Added Tax (VAT) registration with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This

From January 1, 2025, the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has introduced a simpler way for businesses to correct certain VAT return mistakes through an updated Voluntary Disclosure process. Under the new rules, if the error doesn’t affect the amount of VAT you owe or

Mandatory Compliance Starts: July 2026(for B2B and B2G invoices) 📌 1. Understand the Basics ✔️ Learn what e-invoicing is and how it works under the UAE DCTCE system✔️ Familiarize yourself with the PINT AE standard (UAE’s e-invoice format)✔️ Know that only Accredited Service Providers

As the UAE continues its commitment to international tax standards and economic diversification, the corporate tax regime has officially taken root. One of the most important dates on the radar of business owners, accountants, and finance teams is 30 September 2025 — the first

An important update from the UAE Ministry of Finance and the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regarding Corporate Tax registration. As part of their ongoing support for businesses during the initial implementation of the Corporate Tax regime, the authorities have introduced a penalty waiver initiative

The VAT Deregistration process is a formal request submitted to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) by a taxable person or entity to cancel their VAT registration. This step is crucial when a business is no longer eligible or required to be VAT registered under

What is Input Tax Apportionment? Input tax apportionment refers to the process of dividing input VAT (Value Added Tax) between taxable and non-taxable supplies in accordance with UAE VAT laws. Businesses in the UAE that incur VAT on expenses must determine how much of

This is a essential reminder regarding the recent announcement made by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) about the grace period granted for tax registrants who have not yet updated their tax records in the EmaraTax (FTA Portal).The grace period applies to updates required for

In a significant update to corporate tax regulations, the UAE Ministry of Finance has announced the implementation of a 15% minimum tax on profits generated by large multinational enterprises (MNEs) operating in the country. This new tax rate will apply to financial years beginning

As we approach 2025, businesses in the UAE face a crucial shift in tax and accounting regulations. The country’s evolving framework presents both challenges and opportunities, and staying ahead of these changes is essential for maintaining compliance and fostering growth. Corporate Tax: What You