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If you run a business in the UAE, you’re probably already familiar with VAT (Value Added Tax). Introduced in 2018, VAT is a 5% tax applied to most goods and services in the country. It’s managed by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), and staying compliant is a must for all registered businesses.
But what happens if the FTA makes a decision you don’t agree with – like rejecting your VAT registration, imposing a fine, or assessing tax incorrectly? That’s where UAE VAT Reconsideration comes in. It’s a process that allows you to formally ask the FTA to review and possibly reverse a decision.
Knowing how VAT reconsideration works can really help protect your business. Whether you’re facing unexpected penalties or think a mistake was made on your tax status, applying for reconsideration could make all the difference.
However, timely and accurate submission of a reconsideration request is essential, as the FTA stipulates specific procedures and deadlines for such appeals.

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