Businesses in Dubai are required to make sure that the Value Added Tax (VAT) is properly registered, filed, and complied with since it was introduced in the United Arab Emirates in 2018.For many companies, this can feel complex and time-consuming. At Integrity Accounting Services (IAS), our team of professional VAT consultants in Dubai provides complete VAT solutions tailored to your business needs, ensuring compliance while saving you time and resources.
VAT in Dubai applies at a standard rate of 5%, and all taxable businesses must register, keep accurate records and submit your VAT returns on time.
Non-compliance can lead to administrative penalties, financial losses, and reputational risks.
By working with experienced VAT consultants, your business can:
IAS offers a full suite of VAT services in Dubai, including:
Working with a trusted VAT consultant ensures:
We are more than just VAT consultants—we are compliance partners dedicated to helping businesses grow. Whether it’s VAT registration, VAT return services, or VAT advisory, our approach ensures accuracy, efficiency, and peace of mind.
Stay compliant with Dubai’s VAT regulations today.
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At IAS, we understand that navigating tax and compliance requirements can be complex. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our tax, audit and assurance services in the UAE.
A VAT health check reviews your VAT processes, identifies reporting mistakes, ensures proper claim of input VAT, and highlights areas where compliance can be improved and maximized refunds.
Exports of goods and services outside the UAE are usually subject to a 0% VAT rate. However, businesses must maintain the correct export documentation to qualify for zero-rating.
Non-compliance can lead to fines for late registration, delayed filing, inaccurate reporting, or failure to issue proper tax invoices. These penalties can range from administrative fees to significant financial charges.
Yes, in certain cases international companies that are not established in the UAE can apply for VAT refunds under the FTA’s refund schemes, provided eligibility conditions are met.
Businesses must provide their trade license, shareholder identification (passport & Emirates ID), recent financial records, proof of turnover, and other details requested by the FTA.
Yes, all entities meeting the VAT threshold should register for VAT within 30 days of meeting the threshold.
The FTA imposes financial penalties for late or incorrect filing. Working with a VAT consultant in Dubai helps avoid such risks.
Yes, We review input VAT eligibility and ensure refund claims are filed correctly.
VAT returns are usually filed quarterly, though some companies may have monthly filing requirements.
Businesses with taxable supplies exceeding AED 375,000 per year must register. Voluntary registration is allowed for supplies above AED 187,500.
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