- The Emirati Ministry of Finance posted Federal Decree-Law No. 16 of 2024 on July 2
- The decree-law amends the VAT framework
- It includes measures for electronic invoicing systems and documents
- It amends provisions for recovering input VAT through the tax return for the first tax period with conditions
- It amends requirements for VAT registrants to issue invoices for taxable or deemed supplies
- It amends requirements for VAT registrants to issue tax credit notes
- It requires issuing an administrative penalty assessment within five business days for failure to issue a tax invoice or related document on time
- The decree-law took effect on October 30, 2024
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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