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INPUT TAX



                                         APPORTIONMENT &


                                         SPECIAL METHODS





        CA Jay Duseja














































             Input Tax     Tax paid by a Person or due from him when Goods or Services are supplied to him, or when

             Recoverable   Amounts that were paid and may be returned by the Authority to the Taxpayer pursuant to
             Tax           the provisions of this Decree-Law.
             Residual      Input tax which is incurred in respect of goods or services which are used partly for making
             Input Tax     supplies that allow for VAT recovery and partly for making supplies for which VAT is not
                           recoverable

         Note-1:  To make this crucial topic user friendly, it has been presented in Q&A format. Further, I would
         suggest the users to read the Article # 54 of DL & Article # 55 of ER for completeness and to share if there
         are alternate views in any of the points in this article. Many Thanks.


        Q1: Who must apply the Input Tax apportionment?

        •  Persons/Businesses who provide mixture of exempt supplies as well as taxable supplies, can claim
            only partial input tax on common/residual expenses and are required to comply with Input Tax
            apportionment rules. Please refer diagram below:



         14   TAX JOURNAL 2020                The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (Dubai) Chapter NPIO
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