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EXCISE TAG REGISTRATION

Excise tax in the UAE is a form of indirect tax levied on specific goods that are deemed harmful to human health or the environment. If your business produces, imports, or distributes excise goods in the UAE, excise tax registration is mandatory.

Who Should Register for Excise Tax?

The following businesses are required to register for excise tax in the UAE:

Manufacturers

If you manufacture excise goods within the UAE, registration is mandatory.

Importers

Businesses that import excise goods into the UAE.

Distributors/Traders

If your business is involved in the supply or sale of excise goods.

Stockpilers

Those who hold a stock of excise goods upon which tax has not yet been paid.

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Excise Tax Registration Procedure

Excise Tax Registration Procedure:

Create an e-Services Account

First, businesses must create an account on the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) portal.

Submit the Application

Complete the excise tax registration form on the FTA portal and submit it with the required documents.

Prepare Required Documents:

Gather the necessary information, such as your trade license, customs registration, and details of excise goods your business deals with.

Compliance

After registration, your business must file excise tax returns, maintain detailed records, and ensure timely payment of taxes.

FTA Review and Approval

Once submitted, the FTA will review the application. If all requirements are met, the FTA will issue an Excise Tax Registration Certificate.

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EXCISE TAX

Excise Goods Subject to Tax:

Excise tax applies to the following goods:

Tobacco and tobacco products
Carbonated drinks (excluding sparkling water)
Energy drinks
Sweetened drinks
Electronic smoking devices and tools
Liquids used in electronic smoking devices

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