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The VAT treatment of real estate depends on whether it is a commercial or residential property. Supplies (including sales or leases) of commercial properties are taxable at the standard VAT rate (i.e. 5%). On the other hand, supplies of residential properties are generally exempt from VAT.
VAT on Rent in UAE Residential Rent: Renting residential properties is VAT-exempt. This means landlords do not charge tenants VAT, ensuring residents affordability. Commercial Rent: Leasing commercial spaces, such as offices, retail shops, and warehouses, attracts 5% VAT.
To avoid VAT registration: Ensure your taxable supplies are below the mandatory threshold of AED 375,000 annually. Apply for deregistration if your business exclusively deals in VAT-exempt supplies. Maintain accurate financial records to prove eligibility.
Any business engaged in the import, production, stockpiling, or oversight of excise goods within the UAE is required to register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).
How much is VAT in UAE? The standard value added tax (VAT) in UAE is 5%. It applies to most goods and services with a few exemptions. Zero-rated supplies, or 0% VAT rate applies to goods and services which are exported outside the VAT-implementing Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states.
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List of Common VAT-Exempt Goods and Services in UAE Residential Properties: Sales and rentals of residential buildings after the first supply are exempt from VAT. Financial Services: Transportation: Bare Land: Healthcare and Education:
Because there is no property tax, owners have lower overall costs, especially compared to other countries. This allows a higher proportion of rental income to be retained as profit. Alongside the lack of property tax in Dubai, transaction costs are usually low.
The sale of off-plan properties in Dubai i.e. prior to completion of construction, will be zero-rated, as these will be treated as future supply of a residential building. VAT charges for the supply of a commercial building are standard-rated, i.e., 5% on the lease or sale of the property.

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