How To File a VAT Return in Dubai?

 Once you have registered for VAT, you need to do a VAT return filing in Dubai, to the Federal Tax Authority at the end of each tax period. As per FTA, it should receive the VAT return not later than the 28th day, following the end of the tax period. Non-filing of VAT returns has major implications on businesses, where they must bear heavy fines, so it’s best to undertake VAT advisory services if you want to save yourself the trouble of taxes and non-compliance. 

What does the VAT return filing form in Dubai contain? The name, address and the TRN of the Registrant, tax Period related to the VAT Return filing, the date of submission of UAE VAT Return, value of Taxable Supplies made by the Person in the Tax Period and the Output Tax charged and Emirates-wise, value of Taxable Supplies subject to the zero rates made by the Person in the Tax Period, the value of Exempt Supplies made by the Person in the Tax Period, the value of any supplies subject to Clauses (1) and (3) of Article (48) of the Decree-Law (Reverse Charge), the value of expenses incurred in respect of which the Person seeks to recover Input Tax and the amount of Recoverable Tax, the total value of Due Tax and Recoverable Tax for the Tax Period and the Payable Tax for the Tax Period.

To undertake VAT returns, below are steps one needs to follow:

    -    Collate and compile all the transactions in a format prescribed by the FTA

    -    Develop the summary and consolidated details of all the sales, purchases, including output and input          VAT.

    -    Ensure compliance by undertaking VAT advisory services, to ensure true and fair view

    -    Liaise with FTA registered tax agents in Dubai

At TRC Pamco, the leading vat consultants in UAE,  they assist you in meeting VAT compliance understanding, along with helping you in identifying the areas which require rectification while assuring the accuracy of taxes remitted. They also support companies in meeting tax compliance obligations, optimizing costs, mitigating risks, and avoiding unnecessary penalties due to non-compliance and incorrect documentation.