Received a VAT penalty or assessment from the Federal Tax Authority that you believe is wrong? You have a limited window to file a formal reconsideration request. Our team builds the evidence-backed case your business needs — clearly argued, properly referenced, and submitted before the deadline closes.
Book Free ConsultationWhen the Federal Tax Authority issues a decision you disagree with — a penalty, a rejected refund, or a reassessment — you can formally ask the FTA to review it through a reconsideration request. It's a written submission, and it has to be filed within a strict deadline of the original decision, with a clear legal and factual basis for why the decision should change.
A weak or late submission almost always fails. Our team builds the case properly: reviewing the original decision, gathering the supporting documentation, and drafting a submission structured the way the FTA expects to see it, so your business gets a genuine chance at a favorable outcome.
Late registration, late filing, or late payment penalties that you believe were incorrectly applied or disproportionate.
A refund application denied or reduced by the FTA where you hold documentation supporting the original claim.
An FTA reassessment of your VAT liability that conflicts with your own records and transaction treatment.
Drafting and filing formal requests to challenge administrative penalties issued by the FTA.
Building the documentary case to reopen a rejected or reduced VAT refund claim.
Analyzing an FTA reassessment against your own records to identify grounds for reconsideration.
Gathering invoices, correspondence, and system records into a clear, well-referenced evidence file.
Preparing escalation to the Tax Disputes Resolution Committee if a reconsideration is rejected.
Monitoring statutory deadlines closely so no reconsideration window is missed once a decision is issued.
We examine the FTA's original decision letter to understand the stated grounds and legal basis.
We collect invoices, filings, correspondence, and system records that support your position.
A clear, structured written submission is prepared, addressing each point raised in the decision.
We submit within the statutory deadline and track the case through to the FTA's response.
We review your FTA decision letter immediately to confirm the reconsideration deadline still open.
We gather the invoices, filings, and correspondence needed to support your case.
A formal, referenced written request is drafted and reviewed with you before filing.
We submit through the FTA portal within the deadline and track the case to a final decision.
Our team has prepared reconsideration requests for businesses across Dubai facing disputed penalties, rejected refunds, and reassessments, working within the FTA's strict timelines to give each case the best possible footing.
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Reconsideration support for VAT treatment disputes on long-term project contracts.
Challenging penalty assessments tied to cross-border service billing arrangements.
Appeals related to refund claims and return-related VAT adjustments.
Reconsideration filings tied to designated zone treatment and intercompany transactions.
Disputing penalties linked to service charge and discount VAT treatment.
Sameh Abdalla leads the firm with expertise in accounting, audit, tax advisory, and consulting. He provides strategic guidance and supports long-term business growth across the UAE.
Ahmed Mahfoudh manages audit assignments and financial reviews with a focus on accuracy, compliance, and risk assessment. He delivers clear insights to strengthen financial control.
Ahmed Elbadawi provides legal guidance, contract management, and compliance support. He helps protect business interests, reduce risks, and ensure smooth legal operations.
Ahmed Samir specializes in UAE VAT, corporate tax, and compliance services. He supports businesses in managing tax obligations while improving financial efficiency and compliance effectively.
The FTA sets a strict statutory window from the date of the original decision, so it's important to act as soon as the penalty or assessment is received rather than waiting.
If the FTA upholds its original decision, the case can potentially be escalated to the Tax Disputes Resolution Committee, and we can help prepare that submission as well.
This depends on the specific circumstances of the case, and we'll walk you through the implications for your situation during the initial consultation.
Typically the original FTA decision letter, relevant invoices and filings, and any correspondence already exchanged with the FTA on the matter.
The reconsideration window is limited — speak with our team today before the deadline passes.
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