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course | Value Added Tax (VAT)

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FNBN-2972 | Value Added Tax (VAT)

course sector : Finance, Accounting and Banking

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5 days27/07/202631/07/2026Abu Dhabi$4,250 table.bookNow
5 days14/12/202618/12/2026Dubai$4,250 table.bookNow
5 days15/03/202719/03/2027Madrid$4,950 table.bookNow
5 days03/05/202707/05/2027Abu Dhabi$4,250 table.bookNow

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Value Added Tax (VAT) is more than a tax calculation—it is an end-to-end business process that affects pricing, contracts, cash flow, systems, compliance, and financial reporting. Many organizations face VAT risks due to weak process understanding, misclassification of transactions, or poor coordination between finance, operations, and compliance.

 

Developed by Boost, this course presents VAT as a managed tax system rather than a standalone accounting task. Participants will gain practical understanding of how VAT applies to business transactions, how to manage VAT compliance obligations, and how to reduce VAT risks through structured controls and clear decision-making.

 

Boost’s Value Added Tax (VAT) – Intermediate course equips professionals to apply VAT rules confidently while supporting compliant and efficient business operations.


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  • Understand VAT concepts and mechanisms clearly
  • Identify taxable, zero-rated, exempt, and out-of-scope transactions
  • Apply VAT rules to common business scenarios
  • Manage VAT registration, reporting, and compliance obligations
  • Identify and mitigate VAT risks and errors
  • Improve coordination between VAT, finance, and operations

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  • Finance and accounting professionals
  • Tax and compliance staff
  • Procurement, sales, and operations teams
  • Internal auditors and risk professionals
  • Managers responsible for VAT-related decisions

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VAT Foundations and Core Concepts

Module 1: Understanding VAT

 

  • What VAT is and how it works
  • VAT as a consumption tax
  • Role of VAT in business operations

 

Module 2: VAT Scope and Registration

 

  • Taxable persons and activities
  • VAT registration requirements
  • Voluntary vs. mandatory registration

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VAT on Business Transactions

Module 3: Taxable Supplies and VAT Rates

 

  • Standard-rated, zero-rated, and exempt supplies
  • Out-of-scope transactions
  • Practical classification challenges

 

Module 4: Place and Time of Supply

 

  • Determining when VAT applies
  • Local vs. cross-border supplies
  • Practical implications for contracts

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Input VAT, Output VAT, and Adjustments

Module 5: Input VAT Recovery

 

  • Conditions for VAT recovery
  • Partially exempt businesses
  • Common recovery errors

 

Module 6: Output VAT and Adjustments

 

  • Charging and accounting for VAT
  • Credit notes, debit notes, and adjustments
  • Bad debts and corrections

table.courseOutline | Day 04

VAT Compliance and Controls

Module 7: VAT Invoicing and Documentation

 

  • Tax invoice requirements
  • Record keeping and audit trails
  • Managing documentation risks

 

Module 8: VAT Returns and Compliance Processes

 

  • VAT return preparation and review
  • Filing deadlines and penalties
  • Managing inspections and audits

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VAT Risk Management and Governance

Module 9: VAT Risks and Common Pitfalls

 

  • Misclassification and pricing risks
  • Contractual VAT issues
  • System and data-related risks

 

Module 10: Strengthening VAT Management

 

  • VAT control frameworks
  • Internal roles and responsibilities
  • Continuous compliance improvement
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