UAE FTA Issues New Rules for Disposal of Seized and Abandoned Goods
The UAE Federal Tax Authority has issued FTA Decision No. 7 of 2026, introducing new rules for the disposal of seized and abandoned goods. The decision outlines how such goods may be disposed of and how proceeds are applied towards related costs, outstanding tax liabilities and administrative penalties.
Can AI Do Your Accounting?
Can AI really do your accounting? AI can process invoices, analyse transactions, reconcile data, and prepare reports—but accounting is more than processing numbers. This article explores what AI can handle, where professional judgement still matters, and why human oversight remains essential for accurate, compliant financial records.
UAE VAT Update: FTA Clarifies Tax Invoice and Input VAT Recovery Rules for Imported Goods
The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has clarified the VAT treatment of imported goods, including tax invoice requirements, customs documentation, VAT Return reporting, and Input VAT recovery. Learn what businesses need to know about these rules and the key compliance steps for imported goods.
UAE Pillar Two: FTA Sets Registration and Deregistration Deadlines under Decision No. 12 of 2026
UAE Pillar Two compliance brings new registration and deregistration deadlines for in-scope multinational groups. Learn what FTA Decision No. 12 of 2026 means for UAE entities, key deadlines, eligibility considerations, and the practical steps businesses should take to stay compliant.
Going Paperless? New FTA Rules on Maintaining Electronic Accounting Records in the UAE
Going paperless in the UAE? Businesses must understand the FTA requirements for maintaining electronic accounting records. This blog explains the key rules, record-keeping expectations, retention requirements and compliance considerations, helping businesses keep their digital accounting systems organised, accessible and ready for tax compliance. now.
UAE Pillar Two: FTA Clarifies Excluded Entities and Investment Entities
The UAE FTA has clarified how Excluded Entities and Investment Entities are treated under Pillar Two and the QDMTT. Learn about the EUR 750 million threshold, 95% and 85% exclusion tests, registration and filing obligations, and what multinational groups should consider when assessing UAE entities.
