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What is VAT in the UAE?

Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect consumption tax introduced in the UAE on 1 January 2018. It is generally charged at a standard rate of 5% on taxable goods and services. VAT provides the government with an additional source of revenue to support public services and infrastructure development. KANZ GATE Accounting & Bookkeeping helps businesses understand their VAT obligations, maintain accurate records, and remain compliant with UAE tax regulations. UAE Government VAT information

What is VAT Return Filing?

VAT return filing is the process through which VAT-registered businesses report their taxable sales, purchases, output VAT, and recoverable input VAT to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) for each assigned tax period. The return determines whether VAT is payable to the FTA or whether the business has a recoverable tax balance. VAT returns and related payments are generally due within 28 days after the end of the relevant tax period. KANZ GATE Accounting & Bookkeeping provides professional VAT return filing services, helping businesses calculate their VAT accurately, prepare the required information, and submit returns through the EmaraTax portal on time. FTA filing guidance

What Does a VAT Return Include?

A VAT return includes important information about the taxpayer, taxable sales, business purchases, output VAT, recoverable input VAT, imports, exempt and zero-rated supplies, necessary adjustments, and the final VAT payable or recoverable. Some businesses may also need to provide additional information depending on their activities and VAT treatment. KANZ GATE Accounting & Bookkeeping carefully reviews your financial records and ensures that your VAT return is accurate, complete, and compliant with FTA requirements.

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