Article 56 – Adjustment of Input Tax Post Recovery UAE VAT Law Simplified Cabinet Decision No 100

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In this video, Jay explains Article 56 – Adjustment of Input Tax Post-Recovery under Cabinet Decision No. 100 of 2024.
You’ll learn when and how a taxable person must repay or recover input tax if the intended use of goods or services changes after recovery — including:

🧾 Key Topics Covered:

Meaning of “Adjustment of Input Tax”

Situations where recovered input tax must be repaid

Situations where previously unrecovered input tax can now be claimed

Adjustment rules for apportioned input tax

The five-year time limit and exceptions

Practical examples to understand real-world application

📘 Legal Reference:
Cabinet Decision No. 100 of 2024 – Article 56 of the UAE VAT Executive Regulations

📊 Who Should Watch:

Accountants and VAT consultants

Business owners and finance managers

Students preparing for UAE tax exams

Internal auditors and compliance professionals

🎯 Learning Outcome:
By the end of this video, you’ll clearly understand how to apply VAT input tax adjustments correctly under UAE law — avoiding penalties and ensuring compliance.

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