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VAT De-registration

VAT De-registration

Our services can help businesses smoothly cancel their VAT registration with the FTA and ensure that they are meeting all their VAT obligations. It's important to note that businesses should only cancel their VAT registration if they meet the eligibility criteria and have no further VAT obligations. Failure to cancel VAT registration when required can result in penalties or fines.
Efficient VAT Deregistration Services: Streamlining Compliance for Your Business Needs.

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We offer assistance in seamlessly cancelling VAT registrations with the FTA, ensuring compliance and meeting all VAT obligations. It is crucial for businesses to cancel their VAT registration only if they meet eligibility criteria and have no outstanding VAT obligations, as failure to do so may incur penalties or fines.
For VAT deregistration in the UAE, businesses must provide specific documentation to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), including a deregistration application form, supporting documents based on the reason for deregistration, outstanding tax returns, tax credit note (if applicable), and clearance certificate. Our tax professionals ensure all necessary documentation is prepared to facilitate smooth VAT deregistration.
"Documents Required for VAT Deregistration in the UAE: Simplifying the Process."
1. Deregistration Application Form: You will need to fill out and submit the deregistration application form, which is available on the FTA website.
2. Supporting Documents: You may need to provide supporting documents, depending on your reason for deregistration. For example:
• If you are ceasing business operations, you may need to provide a copy of your trade license cancellation certificate.
• If you are transferring your business to a new owner, you may need to provide a copy of the transfer agreement.
• If you are no longer making taxable supplies, you may need to provide a statement explaining the reason for the change.
3. Tax Returns: You will need to file all outstanding tax returns and pay any outstanding VAT liabilities.
4. Tax Credit Note: If you have any unused input tax credit, you will need to apply for a tax credit note.
5. Clearance Certificate: You may need to obtain a clearance certificate from the FTA, which confirms that all outstanding VAT liabilities have been paid.
It's important to note that the exact requirements may vary depending on your circumstances and the reason for your deregistration. We as tax professionals will ensure all your documentation is in place to de-register you for VAT.