- UAE FTA issued VAT Public Clarification VATP044 on May 27, 2025
- Clarification addresses tax invoices and input tax recovery for imported services under reverse charge mechanism
- Businesses importing concerned services must account for output tax and claim input tax in VAT return
- New relaxation allows businesses to use supplier invoices instead of self-issuing tax invoices
- Supplier invoice must clearly reflect service details and consideration paid
- Alternative documentation can be used if supplier invoice is not available
- Administrative relief does not apply if no invoice or equivalent documentation is provided
- Input tax recovery is possible without self-invoice if proper documentation is retained
- Clarification aims to streamline VAT compliance and align with international practices
- Businesses should update documentation and reporting procedures accordingly
Source: mailchi.mp
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