Questions

The Federal Tax Authority’s own published material: the Decree-Laws, Cabinet and Ministerial Decisions, FTA Decisions, Executive Regulations, guides, public clarifications and bulletins — in English and Arabic. Superseded editions are kept for the record but never shown as current.

A general assistant answers from memory and cannot show you the provision it used. TI answers only from documents it holds, names the article, shows that article’s text, and checks every citation before the answer is shown. If a citation does not resolve, the answer is withheld rather than published.

TI says so. “Not addressed by the sources found” is a result, not a failure — and far more useful than a fluent answer with nothing behind it.

No. TI is research: it finds the governing provision and explains what it says. The judgement, and the filing, stay with your tax professional.

Yes. An Arabic question is answered in Arabic from the Arabic texts, with no machine translation — the Arabic is the legally authoritative version, and translating it would quietly change what the law says.

TI checks the FTA website for new and changed documents, keeps every edition, and shows under every answer the date each source was captured from the FTA website.

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