July 17, 2024
1 min read

FTA and Dubai Chambers collaborate on tax compliance

The session also featured an interactive session to answer attendees’ questions about all tax-related transactions and procedures….reports Asian Lite News

Dubai Chambers has hosted the “Compliance Challenges Workshop 2024” at its headquarters to enhance local business community awareness about the UAE tax system.

Organised by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) in cooperation with Dubai Chambers, the workshop attracted 130 participants and provided an overview of the key taxes that apply to businesses operating in the UAE, including Excise Tax and VAT, as well as the processes for submitting tax returns.

The session also examined Administrative Penalty Waivers and Instalment Plan Requests, in addition to highlighting Muwafaq Package, launched by FTA to facilitate business operations and tax compliance for SMEs.

The session also featured an interactive session to answer attendees’ questions about all tax-related transactions and procedures.

Maha Al Gargawi, Vice President of Business Advocacy at Dubai Chambers, commented, “Our efforts to raise awareness on the tax system among the private sector enhance the ability of companies to meet their tax obligations, which contributes to strengthening Dubai’s favourable business environment and fosters sustainable growth.”

Zahra Al Dahmani, Director of Taxpayer Services at the FTA, said that orginising the workshop aligns with the authoprity’s strategy to create a tax environment that encourages voluntary compliance, and continuously organise awareness campaigns that reach out to all business sectors, introduce them to tax legislations and procedures, and offer clear easy-to-apply information.

ALSO READ: Indonesian Prez starts state visit to UAE today

Previous Story

Schools in Dubai pack 9,000 kits for low-income students

Next Story

MBZ welcomes Indonesia’s Jokowi

Previous Story

Schools in Dubai pack 9,000 kits for low-income students

Next Story

MBZ welcomes Indonesia’s Jokowi

Latest from -Top News

China Eyes Military Footholds Across Southeast Asia

China’s Belt and Road Initiative is under renewed scrutiny as concerns grow over the security implications of major projects…reports Asian Lite News Desk China is expanding its strategic influence across Southeast Asia

Curbs on Women Continue to Hamper Afghan Aid, UN Says

Humanitarian agencies continue to face interference, conflict-related risks and restrictions on women’s participation in relief work….reports Asian Lite News Desk The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Falaj Water Channel: Celebration of Zayed’s Green Legacy

The Founder’s Memorial introduces visitors to the illustrious life of

India, UAE Deepen Citizen Partnership

India and the UAE agreed to strengthen consular cooperation, expand