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The date on which a tax invoice was issued, plus the date of supply (if they’re different)
Legal name, tax registration number, and address of the taxable person
Legal name, tax identification number, and address of the customer
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Rebates or discounts provided (not added in good/service’s unit price)
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The date on which a tax invoice was issued, plus the date of supply (if they’re different)
Legal name, tax registration number, and address of the taxable person
Legal name, tax identification number, and address of the customer
Description, quantity, and type of sold goods or description of provided services
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Rebates or discounts provided (not added in good/service’s unit price)
Total VAT amount payable (must be in AED)
Method for calculating the profit margin
Method for calculating VAT (standard, exemption, or zero rates)
The label “Tax Invoice” presented visibly on the tax document
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العقار هو ذلك الشيء المستقر بحيزه ثابتاً فيه، بحيث لا يمكن نقله أو تحريكه دون تلف أو تغيير في هيئته. أما الوسيط العقاري (الدلّال) يعرف بأنه الشخص الذي يقوم بممارسة أعمال الوساطة العقارية في دبي، كما تعرف الوساطة العقارية بأنها العقد الذي يتعهد بمقتضاه الوسيط العقاري لشخص ما، بالبحث عن طرف ثانٍ وذلك بغرض إبرام عقد معين، وبالوساطة في المفاوضات من أجل التعاقد، مقابل أجر معين يتقاضاه ذلك الوسيط.
وقد أنشأت اللائحة رقم (85) لسنة 2006 بشأن تنظيم سجل الوسطاء العقاريين في إمارة دبي، سجلاً خاصاً لقيد الوسطاء العقاريين يرخص لهم من خلاله مزاولة نشاط الوساطة في داخل الإمارة، وتسجل فيه كل البيانات الخاصة بالوسيط، وما يطرأ عليها من تعديلات أو تحديثات لاحقة في تلك البيانات.
كما ألزمت اللائحة كل من أراد أن يمتهن نشاط الوساطة العقارية بحتمية الترخيص والتقييد في سجل قيد الوسطاء، ولا يجوز ممارسة أي نشاط للوساطة دون هذا الإجراء بالإضافة إلى الالتزام بأخـلاقيات المهنة وفــق ميثاق الشــرف الذي تعـده اللجنــة.
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Specifies reasons that permit penalty waivers. *
Prohibits installments or waivers if litigation is ongoing.
Allows for a class action against tax penalties.
Permits waiver of penalties paid during the past five years.
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There may arise so many times for the people to attest to their certificates. When it is needed, it is needed no matter what you do.
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Grants permission to pay tax penalties in installments.
Specifies reasons that permit penalty waivers. *
Prohibits installments or waivers if litigation is ongoing.
Allows for a class action against tax penalties.
Permits waiver of penalties paid during the past five years.
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العقار هو كل ملك ثابت في مكانه له أصل بحيث يصعب نقله دون إتلافه، وبالتالي فإن العقار يشمل الأرض وكل ما اتصل بها اتصال قرار مثل البنايات، الأشجار، فالعقار قد يكون ارضا سكنية، زراعية، فلل أو قصور او شقق … الخ
و عندما نتحدث عن التداولات العقارية في دبي فلا يخلو الامر من ثمة منازعات بين المشترين المستثمرين و بين المطورين العقاريين، و ذلك نظرا لضخامة و كثرة التعاملات العقارية في دبي .
وفي حال واجه الشخص أي من أشكال المنازعات العقارية، فإنه من الأفضل التواصل مع محامي عقاري في دبي – متخصص في قانون العقارات في دبي – لديه الخبرة الكافية التي تؤهله للعمل في مثل هذه القضايا، من أجل التعرف على ما تضمنته القوانين بشأن معالجة هذه المنازعات وكيفية الحصول على الحقوق وغيرها من الأمور التي لا غنى عنها في ذلك المجال
Under UAE VAT legislation, detailed tax invoices are to be issued by VAT-registrants for assessable goods or services supplied to other VAT-registered businesses. This is provided that the provisions surpass Dhs10,000. A detailed VAT invoice is often for merchants and wholesalers managing higher amounts of taxable supplies.
A VAT invoice in the UAE must contain this information in English/Arabic:
A unique invoice number (sequential, for identification purposes)
The date on which a tax invoice was issued, plus the date of supply (if they’re different)
Legal name, tax registration number, and address of the taxable person
Legal name, tax identification number, and address of the customer
Description, quantity, and type of sold goods or description of provided services
To unite price for goods/services goods, excluding the VAT charge
Rebates or discounts provided (not added in good/service’s unit price)
Total VAT amount payable (must be in AED)
Method for calculating the profit margin
Method for calculating VAT (standard, exemption, or zero rates)
The label “Tax Invoice” presented visibly on the tax document
تعد الخسائر من أعتي واشد الأسباب قوة التي معها تضطر الشركة إلي طلب حلها وتصفيتها، والتصفية نوعان رضائية أي باختيار أصحاب الشركة او حملة الأسهم او قضائية وهي هنا تكون جبرا حيث تحكم المحكمة في حل وتصفية الشركة و تعين مصف لتصفيتها، والمسألة وان كانت – مما تقدم ذكره – تبدو بسيطة فهي ليست كذلك خاصة في حال ما إذا كانت الشركة المراد تصفيتها و حلها كبيرة متعددة الأفرع و الأنشطة و عليها من الديون و الالتزامات الكثير كما و قيمة مما معه تكون التصفية تدريجية، و في مثل تلك الحالات قد تستغرق عملية التصفية سنوات
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1. HOWTO CLEARYOUR DEBTS UNDER
THE UAE’S NEW INSOLVENCY LAW
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2. Int.
• Insolvency comes about when a person (who is not qualified as aTrader) is no
longer able to pay his debts due to debt defaults or bankruptcy.This is often
referred to as the “Insolvency of the natural person.”
3. Settling one’s debt.
• Under the Insolvency Law, the Debtor needs to attend court. Here, he places a
request with the court to be allowed to settle his financial obligations with his
creditors amicably and with no litigation proceedings. If the court finds the debtor
to be insolvent (which would comply with the new law) the application is legible
for approval.
4. Documents needed to proceed with a
financial settlement request.
• A statement with the details of the current (and expected) creditors of the debtor.
Usually, the names and addresses of the creditors along with the amount of each
debt will suffice.
• A memorandum that will give a good overview of the debtor’s current financial
position. In the document, it must highlight things such as:
• The debtor’s sources of income both locally and abroad
• The liquidity projections of the debtor within 12 months of the application being
made
• The debtor`s professional status at the time of the application.
5. Documents needed to proceed with a
financial settlement request.
• A concise statement listing all the debtor’s movable and immovable assets and their approximate value at
the time of the application.
• A statement highlighting any legal, judicial proceedings or actions that may have been taken against the
debtor.
• A statement from the debtor acknowledging that he is in a financial dilemma. Additionally, he must also
state that he was not able to pay his current (and possibly future) financial obligations.
• An outline of the money needed by the debtor for this day-to-day expenses such as the upkeep of his
family.
• The proposal from the debtor showing how he intends to clear his debts.
• Providing a statement showing all external financial transfers sent outside the country within the last 12
months.
• At this point, the court can appoint an expert who will oversee the proceedings of the financial obligation
settlement.The expert will make sure that all remains within the boundaries of the Law.
6. Failure to produce the required
documents.
• If the debtor cannot provide the above documents he has to state reasons why he has not
been able to do so. If these reasons are good enough the court may award the Debtor
more time to gather more information.
• Once enough documents have been submitted the court will take no longer than five
working days to make its decision.
• Can the court reject the request for a settlement of financial obligations?
• The court can refuse to request from the debtor in cases where
• The debtor falsifies information
• The court feels the debtor is hiding data that may incriminate him in some way.
7. The job of the appointed Expert
• The court-appointed expert will work with the debtor to create a feasible payment
plan. Copies of the plan will be sent to all of the creditors and finally to the court
within 22 working days from the day the expert-created the plan. Extensions to
this time can be awarded by the court when deemed necessary.
• Within 10 working days of sending the plans to the creditors, the expert will set up
meetings between the Debtor and each of these creditors.The time and place for
these meetings will be set by experts with the aim being to discuss and agree on
acceptable plans.
8. Can revisions be made to the final
settlement plan?
• Once all the creditors have agreed on their respective plans it is still possible for
amends to be made if the expert presents these amendments to the court. If the
court agrees to all or part of the changes it will notify all creditors of the approved
changes.
9. Closing insolvency and liquidation
proceedings.
• When the debtor pays all the outstanding payments to his creditors as agreed in
the plan the court shall issue a statement signaling the closing of all liquidation
procedures.This document will be the names of all the creditors along with the
amounts paid.The statement will also be published in two local daily newspapers
with one version in English and the other in Arabic.
10. Consequences of doing a settlement.
• The debtor cannot obtain any form of a loan or financial assistance for a period of
3 years from declaring insolvency.
• The debtor`s name will go onto a Special Register stating that the debtor was
sentenced to insolvency.
• The debtor is prohibited from entering into financial ventures paid or otherwise
unless it is something that is supporting their dependents.This will last for a period
of three years from the date insolvency was issued and their assets liquidated.
