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Oman will implement digital tax stamps (DTS) on imported beverages, including carbonated and energy drinks, from June 1 to improve compliance, transparency, and accountability in the excise sector.
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The DTS scheme, initially applied to tobacco products, will now include imported beverages to ensure proper tax control and align with international best practices in tax administration.
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From June 1, excisable beverages without digital stamps will not be allowed entry into Oman, and from August 1, unstamped products cannot be sold in the local market.
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The Tax Authority is conducting workshops, inspections, and media campaigns from May 18-22 to educate stakeholders and facilitate a smooth transition to the new DTS requirements.
Source: Zawya
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