UAE Tax News – Corporate Tax, VAT & Policy Changes

UAE limits e-invoicing fines, scraps Dh1,000 daily fine

Now get relief from mounting fines as revised rules limit penalties, scraps double charges

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UAE limits e-invoicing fines at Dh50,000, removes Dh1,000 daily penalty—how it works now

UAE e-invoicing deadline in 4 days: How to avoid fines

Firms earning Dh50m or more face October 30 deadline; smaller firms have until March 2027

UAE e-invoicing deadline in 4 days: Who must comply to avoid Dh5,000 fines

UAE businesses face Dh5,000 monthly fines for delays

Firms with annual revenue of Dh50m or more must get approved service provider by Oct. 30

UAE e-invoicing deadline: Businesses face Dh5,000 monthly fines for delays

Now get UAE tourist VAT refunds in a day

Visitors can complete claims through an app, with smart gates handling extra verification

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UAE VAT rules change staff expense claims: What to know

Transport, accommodation, meals and phone bills face specific conditions for tax recovery

FTA sets conditions for six categories of benefits provided free to employees

UAE eases e-invoicing rules, giving firms flexibility

Tax group transactions get 24-month exemption; overseas invoice data storage now allowed

Mandatory implementation will begin on July 1, 2027 for smaller businesses and Oct. 1, 2027 for government entities.

UAE e-invoicing: New providers rule explained

Businesses earning Dh50 million or more must appoint a provider before January rollout

UAE scraps e-invoicing pre-approval ahead of October deadline: Here's why

UAE e-invoicing: Is your business ready for deadline?

Firms face phased deadlines from October 2026, with penalties for non-compliance

Mandatory implementation will begin on July 1, 2027 for smaller businesses and Oct. 1, 2027 for government entities.

FTA urges firms to get e-invoicing ready or face fines

Firms with Dh50 million+ revenue must appoint an ASP by 30 October or face monthly fines

Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Mulla, Director General, FTA, speaking at the event.

New era for input VAT credit – Know your suppliers!

New FTA checks could raise compliance costs and reshape how UAE firms vet transactions

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New VAT rules could make cash payments costlier

New rules put cash payments, staff housing and employee benefits under fresh VAT checks

UAE VAT changes could make large cash payments more expensive for businesses

UAE updates VAT rules businesses need to know

New rules cover input tax, cash payments, staff housing and medical products

Retailers need to go over all the potential elements in play when applying VAT to discounts.

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