Are you concerned about Dubai’s VAT registration services? At BrightFuture, our tax advisors provide simple, efficient steps for registering for VAT in the UAE. We ensure your business remains fully compliant with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regulations.
Why Choose BrightFuture for VAT Services in the UAE:
Our expert team at BrightFuture, specializing in UAE Value Added Tax, is here to guide you through every step of the VAT registration process. Connect with us today!
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax levied on goods and services at each stage of the supply chain. Introduced in the UAE on 1st January 2018, VAT supports the government’s strategy to diversify income sources beyond oil.
Key Points:
VAT helps fund essential public services such as healthcare, education, roads, and public safety. The UAE and other GCC states follow a coordinated approach under The Economic Agreement between the GCC States and The GCC Customs Union.
Businesses must correctly apply the appropriate rate and maintain updated records.
At each stage, VAT is collected and reclaimed, ensuring tax is only paid on the value added.
Registered businesses must maintain:
These documents support VAT recovery and must include detailed transaction information.
Businesses offering both taxable and exempt supplies (e.g., banks) must allocate input tax accordingly. The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) allows alternative fair apportionment methods upon approval.
BrightFuture helps businesses reclaim VAT efficiently through expert handling of refund procedures.
VAT consultants are essential in:
At BrightFuture, our consultants help you stay ahead of changing VAT regulations.
VAT services are vital to business success in Dubai. At BrightFuture, our dedicated team ensures your VAT obligations are efficiently managed so you can focus on growing your business.
VAT is a 5% consumption tax on the value added to goods and services.
5% standard rate.
Businesses with taxable revenue above AED 375,000.
Goods/services that are subject to 5% VAT or zero-rated.
Yes—like residential real estate, financial services, and local transport.
Typically, quarterly (or monthly for large businesses).
Yes, if expenses relate to taxable supplies.
Yes. Fines apply for late registration, incorrect filings, and more.
AED 187,500.
Yes, if they provide taxable supplies in the UAE
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