Review the requirements and procedures for VAT registration through the “Emirates Tax” platform, and ways to avoid errors
Ras Al Khaimah: The Federal Tax Authority organized an awareness workshop at the Ras Al Khaimah Chamber of Commerce and Industry within the framework of the “Customer Councils” initiative launched by the UAE government with the aim of aligning the services provided by government agencies with the aspirations of customers and understanding their needs.
The Authority confirmed that the organization of this event comes within the framework of its keenness to reach the business sectors concerned with the application of the tax system by all means and through various channels to spread tax awareness among all business segments, respond to their inquiries and support them to overcome any challenges that they may face during voluntary self-compliance with tax legislation.
A presentation was made on the “Customer Councils” initiative aimed at holding periodic meetings to enhance participation and effective dialogue between government agencies and customers to facilitate the exchange of ideas, improve the level of government services, and explore customers’ opinions through questionnaires and dialogue sessions.
Representatives of the Federal Tax Authority presented during the “Customers’ Council” organized by the authority, in the presence of Mr. Mohamed Hassan Al-Sabban, Acting Director General of Ras Al-Khaimah Chamber of Commerce and Industry; An explanation was given to the participants about the requirements and procedures for registering for value-added tax through the “Emirates Tax” platform for digital tax services.
The presentation included an introduction to those claimants for compulsory registration and those for whom voluntary registration is available, and the taxable supplies on the basis of which whether a business is required to register or not is determined, and includes all supplies of goods or services subject to tax at the rate of 5% or 0% that are made by these businesses in the UAE. Businesses whose taxable income exceeded 375,000 dirhams during the previous 12 months, or that are expected to exceed this amount within the next 30 days, must register for VAT, and businesses can register if their taxable supplies exceed 187,500 dirhams during the months. the previous 12, or who are expected to exceed this amount within the next 30 days.
It also explained how to calculate the tax registration limit, with a review of the supporting documents and data required to complete the application, and those exempted from registration.
During the “Customers’ Council”, the Authority’s representatives gave clarifications to the new registrants, answered all the participants’ inquiries, and introduced them to the main processes and resources, including the application for amending the value-added tax, amending the application for registration, procedures for deregistration in value-added tax, downloading the registration certificate, submission of declarations and payment of tax dues, requirements for submitting value-added tax returns, and voluntary permit requests, with an emphasis on the importance of adhering to the requirements of approved forms provided by the Authority, in addition to issues related to common errors that may occur during
Register, file tax returns, or pay taxes owed, and explain ways to avoid these mistakes.
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