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GCC regions are going to introduce Value added tax (VAT) effective from 1st January 2018, it will affect the entire system as it will have a broader impact on the businesses, SMEs have to prepare themselves in advance as they have to be more proactive in preparing themselves for VAT preparation.
The introductions of VAT will help the UAE generate extra revenues to finance open consumption and to reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons, in accordance with the national expansion system but the question is who is going to bear the burden, let’s find out.
The Ministry of Finance UAE, recently proposed the new law that allows them to impose a tax on all goods and services at a standard rate of 5%, and it's called Value Added Tax (VAT).
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The Gulf Cooperation Council has already given the green signal to the imposition of Value Added Tax in their respective nations. Now they reached another milestone by publishing the Unified Agreement for VAT in the official gazette of one of the member states, Saudi Arabia. The Agreement provides the blueprint or framework for the operation of VAT across the GCC which will eventually be implemented by each GCC member nation through legislation and other instruments. This Agreement thus gives a final call to all the companies operating in the Middle East to put in place or further their VAT implementation plans.
Businesses in UAE will soon have to embed a new taxation system into their existing operational process, as Ministry of Finance, UAE has introduced new goods and service tax for businesses based inout of UAE. VAT registration required for UAE companies with revenues over Dh375,000, says Ministry of Finance, UAE.
On 23 August 2017, the UAE issued Federal Decree-Law No. 8 of 2017 on Value Added Tax (UAE VAT Law) to present VAT over the UAE. This step will change UAE structure a lot as everybody is keeping their eyes on the effects of implementation of these new laws.
UAE has till now considered a tax-friendly nation, resulting in the establishment a lot of local and multinationals to set up their organizations here. Soon a new taxation system will be imposed on the business and customers alike in the form of Value Added Tax (VAT), confirmed by the Ministry of Finance, UAE.
VAT is an indirect tax which is imposed on goods and services, it is a consumption based tax as it is added at each stage of production and now UAE is all set to impose VAT in their system at the rate of 5% from 1st January 2018 and Other GCC countries on or before 1st Jan.’2019.
