Quick check
Does this supplier need a full verification?
Last 12 months, or the next expected 12 months
AED
Indicative guide based on Wedad's checklist — confirm your own case in a consultation.
UAE VAT & tax procedures
Compliance today. Stronger tomorrow.
VAT, Corporate Tax and every FTA procedure in between — followed up, documented and kept audit-ready by Wedad, a UAE legal accountant.
- FTA-aligned procedures
- Every file documented
- English & Arabic
Wedad
Legal Accountant · محاسبة قانونية
What we handle
Every tax procedure, followed up to closure.
From registration to reconsideration, each procedure gets an owner, a deadline and a paper trail.
Discuss your case- 01 VAT registration & returns Registration, periodic returns and reconciliations — filed accurately and on time.
- 02 Free guide below ↓ Input VAT recovery Supplier verification files that support every dirham you deduct.
- 03 Corporate Tax Registration, record-keeping and filing support under UAE Corporate Tax.
- 04 FTA procedures & follow-up Applications, clarifications and replies — chased until the FTA closes them.
- 05 Penalties & reconsideration Penalty review and well-documented reconsideration requests.
- 06 Audit-ready files Policies, checklists and records that stand up to an FTA review.
Free guide · FTA Decision No. 13 of 2026
Input VAT recovery starts here.
A Supplier Verification Form must be completed before deducting input VAT. Check where you stand, then work through the file checklist — built from Wedad's guide.
Supplier file checklist
Build the file that backs every deduction
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Our approach
A file that closes — and can be explained.
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Review
Your situation, documents and any FTA correspondence — read before anything is filed.
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Plan
A clear list of what is needed, who owns it and by when.
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Follow up
Submissions, replies and reminders — chased until the FTA closes the matter.
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Document & protect
Everything recorded and retained, so every position can be explained in writing.
About Wedad
The legal accountant who follows through.
Wedad turns FTA rules into plain checklists — like the one shown here — and keeps every client file complete enough to explain on paper.
- Documented
- Every supplier, every decision, every red flag — on file and explained in writing.
- Followed up
- Nothing waits in an inbox. Each matter is chased until it closes.
- Made plain
- Guidance in clear language, in English and Arabic.
Book a consultation“Discipline creates freedom.”
— Wedad
How much checking does each supplier need?
The Supplier Verification Form must be completed before deducting input VAT. The depth of the check follows volume: above AED 100,000 in supplies (last 12 months, or the next expected 12 months) a full verification applies; above AED 375,000 a UAE bank letter is preferred and reliable public sources should be reviewed; a single supply under AED 10,000 may not need a full check while total dealings stay within AED 100,000. Try the quick check above, then confirm your case with Wedad.
When does the new requirement start?
According to the guide, FTA Decision No. 13 of 2026 is effective from 1 October 2026: the Supplier Verification Form must be completed before deducting input VAT.
What should be kept on a supplier’s file?
The trade licence, tax registration certificate, the authorised representative’s ID, business address and contact details, contracts or invoices — and a bank letter for large suppliers. Any red flag must be explained in writing and kept on file.
Can you help if the FTA has already raised a query or a penalty?
Yes. Share the notice and your documents, and Wedad will review the position and set out the next step.
Do you work in Arabic and English?
Yes. Guidance, documents and meetings are available in both languages.
How do I get started?
Send a short message about your situation. Wedad will come back with the questions she needs answered and a proposed next step.
Contact
Let’s put your file in order.
Tell us where you stand with VAT or Corporate Tax, and you’ll get a clear next step.
- In Arabic or English
- Serving businesses across the UAE