- UAE has removed VAT on cryptocurrency transactions
- Companies that have used virtual assets need to reassess VAT on transactions since January 1, 2018
- There is a chance for companies to reclaim VAT costs from past cryptocurrency transactions
- Virtual asset based transactions are now considered exempt supplies for VAT in the UAE
- Eligible VASPs can reclaim VAT paid on eligible virtual asset services from January 1, 2018
- Companies must submit documentation and information to the FTA for review to claim the refund
- The new rules come into effect on November 15, 2024
- VASPs may face challenges in reclaiming VAT from past transactions due to the complexity of the process.
Source: gulfnews.com
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