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Do I have to pay tax if I sell goods to companies in mainland Dubai?

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Answered on October 22,2023

Yes, goods sold in mainland Dubai are subject to a value-added tax (VAT) of 5%. Dubai has implemented a VAT on the purchase of some products and services as of the beginning of 2018. Healthcare, education, and essential foods are all subject to the VAT in Dubai. There is an excise duty of 50% to 100% on luxury items. For instance, the excise duty on energy drinks, expensive automobiles, and tobacco goods is 100%.

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