FTA Invites Business Input to Shape Future of Tax Services in Line with National Efficiency Goals
In a move to foster a collaborative approach to tax service enhancement, the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) is reaching out to business sectors, encouraging them to contribute ideas that align with the UAE’s ‘Zero Government Bureaucracy Programme’.
Building Collaborative Tax Service Strategies
During a recent Ramadan gathering that brought together more than 210 representatives from a broad spectrum of businesses and government entities, the FTA underscored the need for shared insights to drive the sustainable development of tax services.
A Suhoor of Strategic Importance
The Suhoor event, graced by His Excellency Khalid Ali Al Bustani, FTA Director General, and H.E. Mohammed Abdul Rahman Al Hawi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Investment, represented a concerted effort to bolster the ongoing dialogue between the Authority and its partners from both public and private spheres.
Valuing Stakeholder Voices in Tax Development
His Excellency Al Bustani highlighted the FTA’s longstanding commitment to incorporating stakeholder feedback into the continuous improvement of tax systems and procedures. He emphasized that the opinions and suggestions of taxpayers are not only welcomed but deemed essential.
Accelerating Progress Towards Bureaucracy Reduction
The FTA is actively participating in initiatives to hasten tax procedures, contributing to the national ‘Zero Government Bureaucracy Programme’ that aims to significantly reduce the number of government processes and halve the time required to access government services.
A Unified Effort Towards Enhanced Tax Services
His Excellency Al Bustani reiterated that achieving optimal outcomes in tax service delivery hinges on the collective efforts of all involved parties, sharing expertise and practical experiences. To this end, the FTA is steadfast in organizing both face-to-face and virtual meetings to solicit feedback on its developmental approach.
Informing Taxpayers on Corporate Tax Implementation
At the event, FTA officials briefed attendees on the latest developments concerning Corporate Tax implementation, emphasizing the importance of adhering to specified deadlines for registration to avoid legislative non-compliance.
In Conclusion
The Suhoor gathering facilitated a dynamic exchange of ideas aimed at strengthening partnerships and enhancing the UAE’s tax sector. The FTA continues to invite businesses to play an active role in shaping a more efficient and user-friendly tax framework.
