- Key Deadlines: Non-UAE based companies seeking to recover VAT for the tax year 2024 must submit all invoices and documentation to Fintua by July 10, 2025. The ultimate deadline for filing VAT refund claims with UAE Tax Authorities is August 31, 2025.
- Documentation Requirements: To process VAT refund claims, companies must provide several documents, including scanned invoices, proof of payment, a Certificate of VAT Status attested by the UAE Embassy, and other company registration documents. Claims will only be initiated for VAT amounts exceeding €10,000, with invoices above €500 being included.
- Eligibility and Compliance: Foreign enterprises must be VAT registered in their home country, without a fixed establishment in the UAE, and ensure that their expenses qualify for a VAT refund. Late submissions may incur fees, and incomplete claims can be rejected by the Tax Authorities.
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