Excise Tax Deregistration

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Excise Tax Deregistration with Stratify

Excise tax deregistration in the UAE refers to the process by which a business cancels its excise tax registration with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). This is applicable when a business no longer engages in activities that require excise tax collection and reporting, such as the production or import of excise goods (e.g., tobacco, energy drinks, sweetened beverages). Once deregistered, the business is no longer liable for excise tax obligations

Process of Excise Tax Deregistration

The excise tax deregistration process involves the following steps

Submit Deregistration Request

Log in to your FTA portal account and navigate to the excise tax section. Submit a formal deregistration request along with the required documents.

Review by the FTA

The Federal Tax Authority will review your request, assess the provided documents, and ensure that there are no pending excise tax liabilities or filings.

Clear Outstanding Obligations

Any outstanding excise tax returns or unpaid dues must be cleared before deregistration can be processed. This includes ensuring that all excise tax returns have been filed up to the point of ceasing taxable activity.

Approval and Confirmation

Once the FTA is satisfied with the request, they will approve the deregistration, and you will receive a formal confirmation.

Final Account Closure

After approval, your excise tax account will be closed, and you will no longer be required to submit excise tax returns or reports.

Documents Required

To complete the excise tax deregistration process, the following documents are typically required

Excise Tax Registration Number (TRN)

The unique tax identification number assigned during initial registration.

Proof of Ceased Activity

Evidence demonstrating that the business no longer engages in excise-taxable activities, such as sale closure documents or proof of ceased manufacturing/import.

Business License

A copy of the updated business license showing any relevant changes.

Final Tax Return

The last filed excise tax return that settles any outstanding liabilities.

Bank Account Details

In case of any remaining tax refunds or liabilities that need to be cleared.

Other Supporting Documents

Any other documents requested by the FTA as part of the review process.

How We Can Help You

At Stratify, we offer comprehensive assistance throughout the UAE excise tax deregistration process. Our team of experts will:

Evaluate Your Eligibility

Ensure that your business meets the criteria for excise tax deregistration.

Document Preparation

Help you gather and prepare all the necessary documents required for submission to the FTA

Liaison with the FTA

We will handle communication with the FTA, follow up on the progress of your application, and ensure any issues are promptly addressed.

Final Tax Return Filing

Ensure that all outstanding excise tax returns are accurately filed and any dues are settled.

Post-Deregistration Support

Provide guidance on post-deregistration tax compliance, ensuring your business stays compliant with UAE tax laws.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should a business apply for excise tax deregistration?

A business should apply for excise tax deregistration when it no longer produces, imports, or trades excise goods in the UAE.

No, all outstanding excise tax returns and liabilities must be cleared before the FTA approves your deregistration request.

The process may take several weeks, depending on the FTA’s review and any additional documentation required.

Failure to deregister promptly may result in penalties imposed by the FTA for non-compliance.

Yes, businesses can re-register for excise tax if they resume excise-related activities.

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Conclusion

With Stratify’s expert guidance, we’ll ensure a smooth and hassle-free excise tax deregistration process, allowing you to focus on your core business operations. Contact us today to get started!

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