
UAE VAT filing deadline set for October 2024
Businesses may carry forward excess input VAT as credit or apply for refund under Federal Tax Authority rules.
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Businesses may carry forward excess input VAT as credit or apply for refund under Federal Tax Authority rules.

The guidance covers scope determination, entity treatment and filing requirements under the QDMTT legislation effective from fiscal years beginning 1 January 2025.

Clause 67 of Cabinet Resolution 24 of 2012 prohibits iron barriers on upper-floor windows in buildings and establishments.

All cargo destined for, transiting through or transhipping via UAE must comply with National Advance Information Centre requirements from 1 October 2026.

Qiwa platform confirms new employer must settle outstanding work permit fees for transferring workers.

Court secured payments through judicial deposits and amicable resolutions of three collective labour disputes within three months.

Breaches included unlicensed petroleum activity, unapproved gas tariffs and unauthorised product use across the Kingdom.

Four handbooks cover staffing requirements, permits, learner rights, safety protocols and emergency preparedness across private schools, nurseries, universities and training institutes.

Ministry of Finance launches second sovereign retail T-Sukuk issuance with profit rate announcement scheduled for September 22.

Rate applicable to Overnight Deposit Facility increased by 25 basis points following US Federal Reserve decision.

Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development detected ten establishments operating without required licences during compliance inspections.

Regulation effective September 14, 2026 sets cybersecurity and incident reporting requirements for licensed financial institutions.

Former Australian fast bowler to engage with winners and conduct community activations across the Emirates.

Framework requires graduate employment tracking and student protection plans, effective September 12.

Suppliers must remove counterfeit, spoiled or adulterated items from markets and warehouses within 24 hours and notify all points of sale.
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