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ARTICLE · 23 MAY 2018

VAT In Oman – Pondering The Road Ahead

The anticipated introduction in Oman of Value Added Tax (VAT) in 2019 under the Framework GCC VAT Agreement has created an array of issues for businesses to consider so as to ensure adequate business continuity.

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The anticipated introduction in Oman of Value Added Tax (VAT) in 2019 under the Framework GCC VAT Agreement has created an array of issues for businesses to consider so as to ensure adequate business continuity.

The implementation of VAT in Oman should be examined in the following context:

  • Impact on existing operations.
  • Business restructuring.
  • Change in business processes and practice.
  • International experience.
  • Where to start?

Impact on existing operations

The primary concern for any business facing the introduction of a new tax regime is to ensure business continuity. This requires a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of the relevant tax on inward and outward transactions. Inadequate preparation for the new VAT regime may lead to businesses struggling to understand the taxation of day-to-day transactions – potentially having a detrimental effect on customer and supplier relationships. Whilst no law or implementing regulations have been

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