English translation published by the NBR in its bilingual Regulations file (marked unofficial). The Arabic text published in the Official Gazette remains the legal reference in the event of any discrepancy.
The Article governs movement of a Taxable Person's assets to an Implementing State, temporary admission and guarantees. Movement is not a Supply where Goods enter a taxable Supply there within 60 days and required movement and Supply evidence is retained.
Businesses moving stock or equipment to an Implementing State, logistics and customs teams.
The rule assumes an NBR-announced Implementing State; GCC destination alone is insufficient. Missing 60 days or evidence can change treatment.
Current text
Before moving an asset
- 1
Confirm NBR-announced Implementing State.
- 2
Classify temporary entry or onward Supply.
- 3
Meet customs request and guarantee.
- 4
Complete taxable Supply within 60 days.
- 5
Keep description, dates, recipient, transport and Supply evidence.
- 6
Reclassify if a condition fails.
Connected provisions
Official guides and tools
Connected Madar tools
Display equipment sold after 45 days
Equipment moved to an announced Implementing State and used in a taxable Supply after 45 days may meet the rule with evidence. A sale after 70 days misses the 60-day limit.
Questions to help you apply it
- Announced State?
- First entry date?
- Supply date?
- Guarantee and evidence complete?