Oman VAT Registration Guide
Published date | 25 January 2021 |
Subject Matter | Tax, Sales Taxes: VAT, GST, Tax Authorities |
Law Firm | Nexdigm Private Limited |
Author | Nexdigm Private Limited |
(Transitional Period)
The Oman tax authorities have recently released 'VAT Registration Guide (Transitional Period)', that explains the registration requirements for businesses and individuals. It covers different aspects such as liability to register for VAT and the registration requirements in the period before the VAT law is effective (i.e., the Transition period).
The guide has clarified that the below-mentioned steps should be followed in case any business/individual wants to register for VAT-
- Step 1: Determine whether a person must register for VAT.
- Step 2: Determine the components of annual supplies for the purpose of VAT registration.
- Step 3: Compute or estimate the value of supplies for relevant periods as explained in the guide.
- Step 4: Registration timelines to be determined based on annual supplies.
- Step 5: Submission of registration application as per procedures outlined.
We have summarized the stepwise guidance provided in the VAT registration guide below:
Step 1 - Determine whether a person must register for VAT |
Person required to register mandatorily
A mandatory registration would be required if any of the below condition is satisfied -
For a person who has a place of residence in Oman or who conducts a commercial, industrial, professional, or other activity in Oman | For a person who does not have a place of residence in Oman |
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Person required to register voluntarily
A voluntary registration can be applied if any of the below condition is satisfied -
For a person who has a place of residence in Oman or who conducts a commercial, industrial, professional, or other activity in Oman | For a person who does not have a place of residence in Oman |
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[Note: Expenses for the purpose of voluntary registration would mean expense relating to commercial, industrial professional or other activity conducted in...
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