- UAE FTA issued Decision No. 4 of 2024 amending policy on issuing clarifications and directives
- Decision aims to improve processes and standards for tax-related clarifications
- FTA’s authority to issue clarifications based on UAE legislative documents
- Process for requesting private clarification specified, including submission of formal request and necessary documentation
- Criteria for acceptance of clarification requests outlined, including denial reasons
- FTA must consult with MoF when tax legislation is unclear
- FTA issues public clarifications, guides, and e-learning programs for general guidance on tax matters
- Advance pricing agreements related to transactions under UAE CIT Law allow taxpayers to seek agreement with FTA
- Clear procedures established for issuing clarifications and responding to information requests
- Policy update aims to enhance clarity, consistency, and responsiveness of tax guidance for taxpayers in UAE.
Source: Aurifer
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