Article 2 of the GCC Common VAT Agreement establishes the definitive scope of the tax. It mandates that VAT shall be imposed on three specific categories of transactions occurring within a Member State. These are: first, Taxable Supplies of goods or services made by a Taxable Person; second, the receipt of goods or services by a taxable customer from a non-resident, non-taxable person where the reverse charge mechanism applies; and third, the importation of goods into a Member State by any person, regardless of their taxable status. This article provides the fundamental basis for identifying taxable events.
Chapter 1 - Definitions and General Provisions
Article 2 - Scope of Tax
The Agreement shall come into effect in the GCC and Tax shall be imposed on the following transactions:
Taxable Supplies by a Taxable Person in the Member State Territory.
Receipt by a Taxable Customer of Goods or Services supplied to him by a Non-Resident and non-Taxable Person in the Member State in instances where Reverse Tax Mechanism applies.
Importation of Goods by any Person.
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