- UAE FTA released Public Clarification EXTP011 on July 17, 2025
- Clarification addresses natural shortages of excise goods in Designated Zones
- Effective from July 1, 2025, under Excise Tax Law and FTA Decision No. 6 of 2025
- Normally, shortages are considered a release for consumption, triggering tax
- EXTP011 distinguishes shortages due to natural characteristics as non-taxable
- Criteria for exemption include inherent nature of loss and FTA-approved report
- Declaration must be filed and documentation retained for FTA review
- FTA-approved labs assess natural loss percentages, valid for 12 months
- Losses from negligence or mishandling do not qualify for exemption
- Detailed examples provided in EXTP011 for practical understanding
- Full text of EXTP011 available for further details and impact discussion
Source: mailchi.mp
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