25/04/2025 Accounting - Finance
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is renowned for its vibrant trade in precious metals and stones, with Dubai often called the “City of Gold.” In 2018, the UAE introduced a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on most goods and services, including precious metals and stones. To support and enhance this vital sector, the government has recently announced UAE Precious Metals VAT Changes.
A notable change is the introduction of the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) through Cabinet Decision No. (127) of 2024, which shifts the responsibility of reporting VAT from the seller to the buyer in certain transactions. This update aims to simplify tax procedures and improve cash flow for businesses. For businesses and investors in this sector, understanding these changes is crucial to ensure compliance and optimize financial operations.
At Shuraa Tax, we make VAT easy for you. Whether you need help with VAT registration, filing, or understanding the new rules, our experts are here to guide you. Get in touch with us today for hassle-free VAT solutions and keep your business running smoothly.
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