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Temporary Zero-rating of Certain Medical Equipment

alnuaimi July 14, 2021

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On 1 September 2020, the Cabinet issued a Cabinet Decision No. 9/12 O of 2020 (“Cabinet Decision”). The Decision concerns the temporary application of VAT at the 0% rate on certain supplies and imports of medical equipment. Furthermore, the Ministerial Decision No. 380 of 2020 (“Ministerial Decision”) issued by the Minister of Health and Prevention on 6 December 2020 (with effect from 1 September 2020) specifies the medical equipment that is zero-rated in accordance with the Cabinet Decision. In accordance with Cabinet Decision No. 15/3 O of 2021, the above decisions shall be effective until 31 December 2021.

This Public Clarification provides a summary of the zero-rating rules introduced by the abovementioned Decisions.

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Double-Declining Balance Depreciation Method

alnuaimi July 13, 2021

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Therefore, businesses should verify the specific tax rules and regulations in their region and consult with tax experts to ensure compliance. Yes, it is possible to switch from the Double Declining Balance Method to another depreciation method, but there are specific considerations to keep in mind. Accountingo.org aims to provide the best accounting and finance education for students, professionals, teachers, and business owners.

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Double declining balance vs. the straight line method

The double-declining balance (DDB) depreciation method, also known as the reducing balance method, is one of two common methods a business uses to account for the expense of a long-lived asset. Compared to the standard declining balance method, the double-declining method depreciates assets twice as quickly. The Sum-of-the-Years’ Digits Method also falls into the category of accelerated depreciation methods. It involves more complex calculations but is more accurate than the Double Declining Balance Method in representing an asset’s wear and tear pattern.

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The journal entry will be a debit of $20,000 to Depreciation Expense and a credit of $20,000 to Accumulated Depreciation. If the company was using the straight-line depreciation method, the annual depreciation recorded would remain fixed at $4 million each period. Certain fixed assets are most useful during their initial years and then wane in productivity double declining balance method over time, so the asset’s utility is consumed at a more rapid rate during the earlier phases of its useful life.

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But you can reduce that tax obligation by writing off more of the asset early on. As years go by and you deduct less of the asset’s value, you’ll also be making less income from the asset—so the two balance out. In later years, as maintenance becomes more regular, you’ll be writing off less of the value of the asset—while writing off more in the form of maintenance.

Formula for the Double Declining Balance Method

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(You can multiply it by 100 to see it as a percentage.) This is also called the straight line depreciation rate—the percentage of an asset you depreciate each year if you use the straight line method.
Typically, accountants switch from double declining to straight line in the year when the straight line method would depreciate more than double declining.
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Under the DDB method, we don’t consider the salvage value in computing annual depreciation charges.
Therefore, it is more suited to depreciating assets with a higher degree of wear and tear, usage, or loss of value earlier in their lives.

We can incorporate this adjustment using the time factor, which is the number of months the asset is available in an accounting period divided by 12. If, for example, an asset is purchased on 1 December and the financial statements are prepared on 31 December, the depreciation expense should only be charged for one month. The following section explains the step-by-step process for calculating the depreciation expense in the first year, mid-years, and the asset’s final year. This is because, unlike the straight-line method, the depreciation expense under the double-declining method is not charged evenly over the asset’s payroll useful life.

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The book value, or depreciation base, of an asset, declines over time. If you make estimated quarterly payments, you’re required to predict Insurance Accounting your income each year. Since the double declining balance method has you writing off a different amount each year, you may find yourself crunching more numbers to get the right amount. You’ll also need to take into account how each year’s depreciation affects your cash flow.

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For the second year of depreciation, you’ll be plugging a book value of $18,000 into the formula, rather than one of $30,000. And the book value at the end of the second year would be $3,600 ($6,000 – $2,400). This cycle continues until the book value reaches its estimated salvage value or zero, at which point no further depreciation is recorded.

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VAT registration of ‘Sole Establishments’

alnuaimi July 11, 2021

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A natural or legal person may own a number of sole establishments. There has been uncertainty on whether each sole establishment needs to obtain a separate VAT registration or whether all such establishments should be included under one VAT registration.

A person owning a number of sole establishments should obtain only one VAT registration for all its, and it is not permissible to register each it separately for Value Added Tax. The Federal Tax Authority (‘FTA’) will review, in certain cases, and will inform them of the corrective steps to be taken if any.

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Can businesses reclaim VAT on COVID-19 related costs

alnuaimi July 10, 2021

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While many countries are still struggling to get their citizens vaccinated against COVID-19, the UAE has done so with about 70 percent of its population and witnessing an uptick in economic growth. The accelerated vaccination has placed UAE among the top in terms of vaccine distribution rates.

The success of this is largely attributed to the government’s collaborative approach with businesses in the region. As part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, businesses too joined hands by organizing vaccination drives for employees and their families, ensuring adherence to regulations with sterilization of commercial space, regular PCR tests for employees, property improvements, and supporting infected staff by sponsoring hotel accommodation, all at the expense of the company.

The recovery of VAT charged on such CSR spends has remained a grey area, and businesses are unsure whether they should expense or treat it as a recoverable VAT. Generally, VAT incurred on indirect expenses, except entertainment-related, are recoverable as general overheads.

In the case where expenses are incurred for employee welfare free of any charge, input VAT is recoverable only when the following three conditions are satisfied: (i) it is a legal or commercial obligation or an HR-documented policy, (ii) it is necessary for employees to perform their role (iii) and it can be proven to be normal business practice in course of employing people.

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For most businesses improvements and renovations to their premises had to be made as a precautionary measure or in compliance with local regulations. These improvements included the installation of glass dividers between dining or working areas to maintain distancing, setting up a sanitation booth at the entrance, placement of contactless fixtures such as water stations or touch-free biometrics, as well as putting up stickers and signages all over the location.

Though no specific input VAT recovery rule is prescribed under the law, businesses may be able to argue that these should be considered general overhead expenses essential to carry out business operations and consequently, and thus recoverable for VAT purposes.

The pandemic has undeniably popularized the work-from-home concept. Many organizations have provided office furniture to their employees to set up an office desk at home. Input VAT recovery on such outlays may be recoverable only if the purchases are made and ownership of the items remains under the name of the company.

Ambiguities remain

Where such items are given to the employees for free, it could be treated either as a deemed supply, or recovery of input VAT could be prohibited unless businesses can demonstrate the three conditions discussed above.

In the recent workshop organized by the FTA for tax agents, office sterilization expenses and PCR tests conducted for employees were clarified to be treated as general overhead expenses for input VAT recovery. However, ambiguity remains on the cost incurred by businesses for arranging a vaccination drive for employees and their dependents.

Certain businesses, for example, restaurants, retail sector, or other businesses where employees cannot work remotely and must be on-site to do their jobs, can take a position that the cost of arranging vaccination drive for employees and their dependents is critical to ensure the safety of customers.

Input VAT recovery on the fixed-mobile post-paid plan provided to employees is another contemporaneous issue. Since mobile phones are inherently available for personal use by employees, demonstration of official usage for input VAT recovery is becoming a challenge for most businesses.

Many telecom companies have offered extra bandwidth to their employees free of charge during a pandemic for uninterrupted work. Clarification in this direction would be beneficial.

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There are also cases where businesses have sponsored hotel accommodation for the infected staff for quarantine purposes. In general, input VAT recovery on hotel accommodation has been prohibited by the FTA in most cases, as it innately denotes entertainment and leisure.

Since the VAT Law does not cover such a scenario where accommodation is provided due to medical exigencies, input VAT recovery on such expenses remains a question. In a nutshell, different businesses resort to different practices depending on their specific circumstances.

Some businesses are recovering VAT on various CSR spends and opting for a liberal interpretation, while others take a conservative approach in expensing the VAT cost.

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UAE – Amendment of Penalties

alnuaimi July 4, 2021

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On 28 April 2021, the Cabinet issued Decision No. 49 of 2021 on Amending some Provisions of Cabinet Decision No. 40 of 2017 on Administrative Penalties for Violations of Tax Laws in the UAE (“Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2021”). Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2021 amended some of the administrative penalties applicable to certain violations and allows for a redetermination of some of the penalties already imposed.

This Public Clarification provides detailed information on the introduced amendments to some of the administrative penalties.

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TAX – Redetermination of Penalties

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On 28 April 2021, the Cabinet issued Decision No.49 of 2021 on Amending some Provisions of Cabinet Decision No. 40 of 2017 on Administrative Penalties for Violations of Tax Laws in the UAE (“Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2021”)1. Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2021 amended some of the administrative penalties applicable to certain violations and allows for a redetermination of some of the penalties already imposed.

This Public Clarification provides detailed information on the redetermination of some of the penalties already imposed.

Details relating to the amendments to administrative penalties in accordance with the First Article of Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2021 are discussed in the Tax Procedures Public Clarification “TAXP001 – Amendments to the Penalties Regime”, available on the FTA’s website

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Input Tax Apportionment Special Methods

alnuaimi June 30, 2021

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The purpose of this Guide is to help you submit the Input Tax Apportionment Request Form to the Federal Tax Authority (“FTA”) in order to be able to use a special method of input tax apportionment. The Guide provides you with:

 an overview of the general input tax apportionment rules and the special methods
of input tax apportionment;
 an overview of the process for applying for a special method of input tax
apportionment; and
 the information which you will need in order to complete the form.

If you have additional questions regarding the process for applying for a special tax apportionment, please contact us at info@tax.gov.ae.

Input tax apportionment

Input tax which is incurred in respect of goods or services which are used partly for making supplies that allow for VAT recovery and partly for making supplies for which VAT is not recoverable is known as “residual input tax”, and it must be apportioned between those supplies. Recovery will be restricted to the proportion relating to supplies that allow for VAT recovery.
In order to identify the amount of the residual input tax, it is first necessary to exclude input tax which is either recoverable or non-recoverable in full. As a consequence, the first step is to perform the following calculations in respect of each tax period2:

Calculate the total value of input tax which is directly attributable only to supplies for which VAT may be recovered under Article 54(1) of the Federal Decree-Law No. (8) of 2017 (the “Decree-Law”).
Calculate the total value of input tax which is directly attributable only to supplies for which VAT cannot be recovered.
Calculate the total value of input tax that relates to both supplies for which VAT may be recovered and supplies for which VAT cannot be recovered. This is the residual input tax of the taxable person.

The next step is to determine the recoverable part of the residual input tax. The standard method for apportioning the residual input tax is provided in Articles 55(6)-(10) of the Cabinet Decision No. 52 of 2017 on the Executive Regulations of the Federal DecreeLaw No 8 of 2017 on Value Added Tax (“Executive Regulations”) and involves the following calculations:

Calculate the percentage to be applied to the residual input tax by dividing the total value of input tax which is directly attributable only to supplies for which VAT may be recovered by the sum of input tax which is directly attributable only to supplies for which VAT may be recovered and input tax directly attributable only to supplies for which VAT may not be recovered. The percentage should be rounded to the nearest whole number.

Multiply the total value of residual input tax by the percentage calculated under Step 1 above. The resulting amount is the amount of residual input tax which can be recovered by the taxable person.

This calculation is required to be performed in each period in which the taxable person incurs input tax relating to the making of exempt supplies, or to activities that are not in the course of business. Following the period-by-period apportionments, the taxable person must perform a wash-up calculation for the whole tax year using the principles identified above, and make an adjustment as appropriate. Specifically, if there is a difference of more than AED 250,000 in any tax year between the recoverable input tax as calculated in accordance with the standard apportionment method and the input tax which would have been recoverable if the calculation was made on the basis of the actual
use of the goods or services, then the taxable person should make an adjustment to the input tax in respect of the difference. It should be noted, that the calculation of the “actual use” should be made in accordance with one of the special apportionment methods described later in this Guide, taking into account the guidelines regarding which special methods can be used by which types of businesses.

The FTA accepts, however, that the standard method of apportionment may not be appropriate in every situation. Each business is different, and the standard method of apportionment may give rise to outcomes that might not be reflective of the actual use of goods or services by the business. As a consequence, the FTA is introducing a number
of alternative methods of input tax apportionment to be used where the standard method does not provide an outcome that is reflective of the actual use of the acquired goods or services.
The special input tax apportionment methods which are available to taxable persons are:

outputs based method;
transaction count method;
floorspace method; and
sectoral method.

Not every special apportionment method will be available to every business. Instead, specific special apportionment methods will generally be available only to businesses from certain industry sectors.

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UAE Charities VAT Guide

alnuaimi June 29, 2021

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VAT has been introduced with effect from 1 January 2018 in the UAE. As a general consumption tax on the supply of goods and services, its effects must be understood by charities in the UAE in two contexts:

• its application to the activities of all charities; and
• the approach that should be taken by charities in the UAE when determining the amount of VAT on costs (i.e. input tax) which they are eligible to reclaim, specifically where they are engaged in both business and non-business activities (for example, such as where they provide goods or services without charging for these).

In particular, certain charities in the UAE will be treated as designated charities. Where designated in that manner, designated charities will be entitled to recovery of VAT under a special regime.

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VAT Refund for Exhibitions and Conference User Guide

alnuaimi June 28, 2021

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Suppliers of certain services are able to claim a refund of the amount of VAT which they charge on supplies of these services to their international customers. There are a number of conditions that have to be met for the ability to reclaim the VAT to arise, including that the supplier should not collect the VAT component from the relevant international customers. The effect of these rules is that the international customers will not bear the cost of VAT when acquiring qualifying exhibition and conference services.The services which fall under this refund scheme are the services of:

a) granting the right to occupy space for the purposes of conducting an exhibition or
conference; and
b) granting the right to access, attend or participate in an exhibition or conference.

This document provides guidance to both suppliers of qualifying services and their customers in respect of the following:

Licensing process and licensing application form for suppliers of exhibition and conference services. Please note that different processes may apply depending on the nature of the services that suppliers provide.
Service request process which need to be followed by international customers to receive services with the VAT refund from licensed suppliers.
Filing Tax Returns by suppliers.
Registration requirements for international customers.

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Director’s Services VAT Guide

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VAT has been introduced in the UAE with effect from 1 January 2018. As a general
consumption tax on the supply of goods and services, its effects must be understood
by businesses, individual persons, and government entities in the following contexts:

• Whether director’s services that are provided to other persons are considered
a supply subject to VAT.
• How the place of supply shall be determined for the director’s services in order to
apply VAT to the correct country, if applicable.
• Applicability of different VAT rates to director services.

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Why Do People With Alcohol Use Disorders Crave Sugar?

alnuaimi June 24, 2021

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Glycogen depletion can lead to feelings of tiredness and weakness, making sugary foods appealing for boosting energy levels and improving mood. Blood glucose levels play a significant role in the relationship between alcohol consumption and sugar cravings. In understanding the link between alcohol and sugar cravings, one gains insights into the broader complexity of addiction. These insights may help individuals grappling with alcohol addiction to understand and manage their sugar cravings as part of their journey towards recovery.

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Seeking professional help and implementing healthy coping mechanisms are crucial steps in the journey towards recovery. Understanding the connection between alcohol addiction and sugar cravings can provide valuable insights into the treatment and recovery process for individuals struggling with alcohol dependence. By addressing both alcohol and sugar addiction, it is possible to promote a healthier lifestyle and improve overall well-being. In the following sections, we will explore the factors influencing sugar cravings, the drug addiction treatment impacts of alcohol on sugar cravings, and strategies for managing sugar cravings in recovery.

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Many alcoholics report a strong desire for sugary foods and beverages, even when they are not drinking. Research suggests that sugar impacts the same region of the brain as alcohol and drugs, stimulating the pleasure center. Some studies even suggest that sugar can be more rewarding than alcohol and drugs, exerting a powerful influence on the brain’s reward center 7. This relationship between sugar and alcohol cravings highlights the interconnected nature of addiction and the shared impact they have on the brain’s reward system. Research has shown that a significant number of individuals with alcohol dependence have a preference for sweet foods, particularly those with a high concentration of sucrose. This preference is not exclusive to alcohol-dependent individuals and is also observed in other drug-dependent individuals 1.

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Consuming sweets is often recommended as a strategy to manage alcohol cravings during this period. Alcohol consumption can lead to dangerously low blood sugar levels because the liver prioritizes removing alcohol from the blood over managing blood sugar levels. This can result in alcohol-induced hypoglycemia, a condition where blood sugar levels drop beyond the normal range. Symptoms of hypoglycemia can overlap with being drunk, making it difficult to distinguish the two. If you or a loved one is struggling with alcohol use or you believe you’ve developed a sugar addiction in response to sobriety, support is available.

Dopamine is known as the “feel-good” neurotransmitter and is involved in reward and pleasure pathways in the brain. However, chronic alcohol use can disrupt dopamine regulation, leading to imbalances in the reward system. Sugar cravings in general are a normal and natural experience—a fact of life, really.

The brain and body crave a sugar fix as a result of the tolerance built up to sugar from alcohol intake.
Most people with alcohol addiction develop sugar cravings about 3 days after their last drink.
However, as a person drinks more and more over time, the brain adapts to the dopamine rush.

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The absence of the dopamine rush from substances in early recovery can prompt the brain to crave substitutes, such as sugary foods that also produce dopamine.
GLP-1s have proven effective at helping people lose weight and get their blood sugar under control, potentially reducing the risk of heart attacks, strokes and other serious health conditions.
Similarly, for high substance use, genetic factors account for 62% of the variability, while unique environmental factors account for 38%.
When blood sugar levels drop, the body craves a quick energy source, leading to sugar cravings as a means to boost glucose levels.

When alcohol is metabolized, it can cause a rapid rise in blood sugar followed by a sudden drop. This fluctuation can trigger cravings for sugary foods or beverages as the body attempts to stabilize blood sugar levels. Yes, it is normal for recovering alcoholics to experience sugar cravings during the recovery process. By managing their stress levels effectively, recovering alcoholics can reduce their risk of both alcohol and sugar cravings and improve their overall health and do alcoholics crave sugar well-being during the recovery process.

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Understanding these influences can help in managing sugar cravings in alcohol recovery and potentially prevent the development of conditions like sugar addiction and obesity. Alcohol consumption typically boosts dopamine levels, providing a euphoric feeling that many recovering individuals may seek to replicate through sugary foods. This relationship creates a cycle where the pursuit of sugar becomes a method for compensating for the dopamine rush once derived from alcohol.

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TAX GROUP USER GUIDE

alnuaimi June 24, 2021

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Tax Group User Guide is prepared to help you navigate through the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) website and successfully complete your Tax Group registration form and understand the amendment and de-registration processes for a Tax Group. It is designed to help you:

 create an e-Services account with the FTA (you will need to do this before you can
register for VAT and form a Tax Group);
 provide accurate answers to the questions on your Tax Group registration and
amendment form by explaining what information you are required to provide; and,
 understand the icons and symbols you might see as you complete the form.

You should find that setting up an e-Services account is similar to setting up the other online accounts that you hold. The Tax Group registration form is also designed to be straightforward and wherever possible, it will auto-complete information for you.

If you need help setting up your e-Services account or have questions on specific fields in the Tax Group registration form, please contact us.

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Temporary Zero-rating of Certain Medical Equipment

Double-Declining Balance Depreciation Method

The drawbacks of double declining depreciation

Double declining balance vs. the straight line method

Want better bookkeeping?

Formula for the Double Declining Balance Method

How much do you know about the double declining Depreciation?

VAT registration of ‘Sole Establishments’

Can businesses reclaim VAT on COVID-19 related costs

Office makeovers

Ambiguities remain

Claim on a hotel stay?

UAE – Amendment of Penalties

TAX – Redetermination of Penalties

Input Tax Apportionment Special Methods

Input tax apportionment

UAE Charities VAT Guide

VAT Refund for Exhibitions and Conference User Guide

Director’s Services VAT Guide

Why Do People With Alcohol Use Disorders Crave Sugar?

Discovering Opioid Overdose Reversal Medications

How to Address the Emotional and Psychological Challenges of Detox

How long do sugar cravings last after stopping alcohol consumption?

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