Keypoint’s market-leading tax team are hosting a series of webinars, keeping key decision makers at Bahrain and regional businesses updated on VAT returns, NBR updates, the implications of COVID-19 for VAT and the financial services sector and other tax developments, such as Bahrain’s recently introduced economic substance rules.
Details on how to register in this week’s TaxFlash.
Join Bahrain’s specialist tax team on their final webinar session on Thursday, 16 April, for a discussion on what Bahrain is doing to comply with the minimum standards set by the OECD to ‘counter harmful tax practices’.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith
For our third session on Tuesday, 14 April, our market-leading VAT team will discuss how measures announced by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) may affect your VAT positions.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
Our tax team will be covering the NBR’s updates, guides and public clarifications during our second session on Sunday, 12 April.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
Join us on Thursday, 9 April where we will be kicking off the series with a refresher about VAT returns. The one hour session will cover VAT compliance, time and place of supply, preparing a VAT return and what not to report.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
With Bahrain-registered businesses required to prove that they have genuine commercial operations and management in the country, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism (MoICT) has extended reporting deadlines to 30 June 2020.
For more details, please see our flyer or contact our ESR team.
Read more about FATCA’s Reporting deadline that has been extended for Model 2 FFIs & Participating FFIs, as well as FATCA’s CCG updated FAQs in this week’s FATCA newsflash.
For more details please contact Dr Mukund Ballal on 1720 6813, Najeeb Razzaque on 17206857 or Ghada Awdi on 1720 6838.
The NBR has not announced any extension to the February 2020 VAT return deadline as a result of COVID-19. More details in this week’s TaxFlash.
Cybersecurity experts are warning that cybercriminals are exploiting changes in the way people are working in the wake of COVID-19 to distribute malicious payloads and attempt to extract data from remote workers. For more, please see our newsflash or contact our IT security team.
As more and more businesses in Bahrain and across the globe encourage working from home, remote access is a key concern. If you are remotely deploying applications, there are a number of factors to bear in mind, including:
To discuss these – or any other remote access issues – please contact Sagar Rao or any member of our IT consulting team.
