Federal Tax Authority

VATP045 – Concerned Goods: Tax Invoices and Input Tax Recovery

Clarifies tax invoice and input-tax-recovery requirements for imports of 'Concerned Goods' under the reverse charge mechanism, including new due-diligence expectations before recovering input tax where a supply chain may be linked to tax evasion.

What firms should do

Yes — importers of Concerned Goods should review invoicing, input tax recovery documentation and supply-chain due diligence practices

Regulator: Federal Tax Authority
Type: Public Clarification
Status: Final/In Force
Published: 26 Aug 2026
Reference: Public Clarification VATP045
Topic: VAT
Impact: Medium

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VATP045 – Concerned Goods: Tax Invoices and Input Tax Recovery

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