A comprehensive VAT Health Check in UAE is vital for ensuring total compliance with FTA regulations. The proactive assessment finds all accounting mistakes and tax assignment errors and identifies all possible audit risks before the official audit process begins.
Overview
A VAT health check is a complete, one-time review of your business’s past tax records to find any hidden mistakes before the government does. It acts like a practice tax audit, scanning your old files to ensure you are calculating your sales tax and supplier reclaims exactly the way the law requires.
In the UAE, a health check is highly important because the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) can audit a business at any time. Under UAE tax laws, finding and correcting an error on your own carries much smaller penalties than leaving it for an official auditor to discover.
Documents Required
- Copies of all VAT returns you have submitted on the portal since registration
- Complete sales ledgers and purchase logs for the review period
- Sample copies of invoices sent to clients and bills received from suppliers
- Official customs reports showing imports and exports linked to your tax profile
- Corporate bank statements to cross-match with your system balances
- Your current trial balance and general ledger reports
Highlights & Benefits
- Complete End-to-End Deep Dive: Our dedicated team reviews your entire transaction history, portal filings, and business setups from start to finish. We leave no stone unturned, checking your data patterns so you don’t have to worry about old mistakes.
- Pre-Audit Mistake Detection: We spot formatting slips, wrong tax codes, or missed deadlines from previous months. This careful review lets you fix old bookkeeping gaps safely and quietly long before any official tax inspector contacts you.
- Uncovered Saving Opportunities: Our experts often find cases where your business forgot to claim back tax on old eligible expenses like utilities, setup fees, or logistics. We identify these gaps so you can claim back VAT paid on all such expenses which was earlier expensed off.
