Tax Attorneys in Dubai

Resolving inconsistencies in free zone transactions

A Dubai business may sign a contract in one entity, issue invoices from another and fulfil orders through a third. LEXPERT reviews how a transaction actually took place when a buyer, auditor or tax authority questions the paperwork.

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Trace a sale from contract to payment

Choose one representative order. Identify the contracting entity, the entity issuing the invoice, where the goods or services were supplied and which bank account received payment. Repeating this exercise for exceptions often reveals whether the issue is isolated or systematic.

Prepare for a buyer’s tax questions

A prospective buyer may ask for evidence behind a description in the sale memorandum. Build a file around the revenue streams in question, including customer agreements and amendments. Clearly distinguish events that occurred before closing from changes the buyer plans afterwards.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a free zone licence enough for a review?

It identifies the licensed entity and activities. Contracts, invoices, accounts and delivery records show what the business actually did in the period under review.

What if a Dubai contract was signed by the parent?

Share the signed version, any assignment or amendment and the first invoice. The sequence matters when assessing which entity undertook the work.

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