·
We have captured
below most “Notable Amendements” in a tabular
format for ease of reference:
Violations |
Old Administrative
Penalties (AED) |
Revised
Administrative Penalties (AED) |
Failure of Taxable
person to settle Payable tax in submitted Tax return or Tax Assessment within
stipulated timeframe |
·
2% of unpaid tax is due immediately once payment of payable tax is late ·
4% is due on
7th day ·
1% daily penalty on unpaid amount one calendar month following deadline for payment, max upper ceiling of 300%. |
·
2% of unpaid tax is due immediately once payment of payable tax is late ·
4% per month charged on unpaid
amount after one month from payment due date
and on the same date every month
after that, max upper ceiling of 300%. |
Voluntary Disclosure(‘VD’) by the taxpayer of errors in Tax return, Tax Assessment or Refund
application |
·
Two kind of Penalties are applied: ·
Fixed - 3000 for first time,
5000 in case of repetition ·
Percentage based penalties: |
·
5% of the differential tax amount if VD submitted within 1st year of due
date of tax return, tax assessment or refund application etc. ·
10% of the differential tax amount if VD submitted within 2nd year of due date of |
|
·
50% - if VD submitted post start and notification of tax audit ·
30% - if VD submitted before
start of tax audit but after receipt
of notification ·
5% - if VD submitted before notification and before tax audit |
tax return, tax assessment or refund application etc. ·
20% of the differential tax amount if VD submitted within 3rd year of due date of tax return,
tax assessment or refund application etc. ·
30% of the differential tax amount if VD submitted within 4th year
of due date
of tax return,
tax assessment or refund application etc ·
40% of the differential tax amount if VD submitted after 4th year of due date of tax return, tax assessment or refund application etc |
·
Further certain other Administrative penalties levied for non-compliances relating
to registration, deregistration, invoicing etc. has also been reduced and mentioned below:
Amnesty Scheme
·
Like KSA, UAE government has also decided
to provide certain
relief to taxpayers in terms of reduction in payment of unpaid penalties if certain
conditions are met. It appears taxpayers has been given option to pay 30% of total unpaid penalties of past subject to
the condition that they have paid all taxes
due latest by 31 December 2021 and along with it have paid 30% of the total
unpaid penalties latest by said date
along with certain other conditions to be fulfilled /met as specified in new
Cabinet Decision.
·
Aforementioned reductions
along-with the other benefits/reliefs provided in the Cabinet decision would provide much needed relief to the
taxpayer in these testing times of pandemic. Same would help in boosting the economy and act as a stress buster for the
Businesses in these hard times and would encourage them to follow prudent
tax practices and being
compliant with tax Legislations.
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