UAE VAT and Corporate Tax law hold the taxable person responsible, not AI software. Learn why human review remains legally required in AI-assisted accounting.

AI matches bank statement lines to ledger entries and flags unmatched items, but a human accountant confirms genuine exceptions. Learn how AI bank reconciliation works in the UAE.

AI can draft VAT summaries and flag missing TRNs, but cannot confirm a VAT position alone. Learn where AI helps UAE VAT compliance and where a Tax Agent must review.

AI in accounting drafts journal entries, matches invoices, and flags exceptions, while a licensed accountant reviews and approves. Learn what AI can and cannot do for UAE businesses.

How designated charities recover input VAT in the UAE under Cabinet Decision 55 of 2017 (amended by CD 15 of 2018): the listed entities, the special refund route, and compliance for Dubai and Sharjah.

What UAE tax invoices and credit notes must contain under FTA Decision 7 of 2019: single-document rules, address requirements, and compliant invoicing for Dubai and Sharjah businesses.

How Cabinet Decision 12 of 2025 organises tax objection and appeal procedures for UAE government entities: deadlines, the dispute committee, and the AED 100,000 finality threshold.

How service providers get accredited under the UAE e-invoicing system per Ministerial Decision 64 of 2025: criteria, testing, two-year validity, and renewal, for Dubai and Sharjah providers.

What Federal Decree-Law 17 of 2024 changes in the UAE Tax Procedures Law: the new e-invoicing definition, scope updates, and what it means for Dubai and Sharjah businesses.

How VAT zero-rating applies to medications and medical equipment in the UAE under Cabinet Decision 56 of 2017: MOHAP registration, qualifying supplies, and compliance for Dubai and Sharjah suppliers.

How the UAE VAT reverse charge on electronic devices works under Cabinet Decision 91 of 2023 and the parts criteria in Ministerial Decision 262 of 2023, for Dubai and Sharjah registrants.

How suppliers claim a UAE VAT refund on exhibition and conference services under Cabinet Decision 26 of 2018: conditions, the written declaration, and reporting for Dubai and Sharjah organisers.