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UAE to distribute 70% of VAT revenues to local governments

byCT Report
08/01/2018
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DUBAI: The UAE will allocate 70 percent of the revenue from VAT to local governments across the seven emirates, the government announced.

Dubai Ruler and UAE Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed, announced the decision during the first UAE Cabinet session of the new ‏year at the Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi.

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The Cabinet reviewed the implementation of VAT, including controlling the local markets to guard against any unplanned price hikes. It also reviewed the plan to distribute the revenues collected from the value added tax to local governments to ensure that tax revenues are used to support development project.

“We have decided to distribute value added tax revenues in the UAE so that local governments will receive 70 percent of these revenues to achieve better local services, greater community development, and wider support for our citizens,” Sheikh Mohammed said.

“The government will be transparent about the nature of these projects and firm in controlling the markets to prevent price hikes, and will continue to consult with citizens in order to serves their interests in the first place,” he added.

The government also adopted the UAE Water Security Strategy 2036, which aims to ensure the availability of safe water in sufficient quantities, during normal and emergencies situations.

The strategy includes a list of measures for enhanced water supply including, alternative water sources, emergency water production and distribution, storage mechanisms and water networking across the UAE and a number of legislative items.

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