Since the introduction of Value Added Tax (VAT) in 2018, compliance with Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regulations has become a critical part of doing business in the UAE. VAT is levied at a standard rate of 5% on most goods and services, and registered businesses are required to file regular VAT returns—typically on a quarterly or monthly basis, depending on their assigned tax period.
At VTAX, we provide end-to-end VAT return filing services designed to ensure your business remains fully compliant, avoids penalties, and optimizes reclaimable input tax—all while keeping your financial operations efficient and audit-ready.
VAT in the UAE is not just about collecting tax from customers—it’s about accurate record keeping, transparent reporting, and meeting strict filing deadlines. Errors or delays in submission can lead to hefty fines and reputational damage.
With VAT regulations evolving, especially around free zone entities, designated zones, and cross-border transactions, businesses need trusted local expertise to stay compliant and cash-flow efficient.
What Our VAT Return Filing Service Includes
Let VTAX Handle Your VAT—So You Can Focus on Growth
Whether you’re filing VAT for the first time or need help cleaning up past submissions, VTAX offers reliable, affordable, and FTA-compliant VAT return services in the UAE. We tailor our approach to your industry, transaction volume, and tax obligations—ensuring you remain compliant and cash-efficient.
Contact us today for a free consultation and take the stress out of VAT return filing in the UAE.
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Businesses with taxable supplies and imports exceeding AED 375,000 annually must register. Voluntary registration is available for businesses exceeding AED 187,500 annually.
Businesses collect VAT at 5% on taxable goods/services sold, then remit the net amount (VAT collected minus VAT paid to suppliers) to the authorities.
Yes, certain free zones have specific VAT rules; businesses in these zones must assess their eligibility and obligations carefully.