VAT registration is the process of registering a business with the relevant tax authority in order to collect and pay value-added tax (VAT) on goods and services supplied.
Businesses can apply to de-register for VAT if they meet certain criteria, such as falling below the VAT registration threshold. De-registration means that the business is no longer required to collect or pay VAT.
Businesses that are registered for VAT need to file VAT returns with the tax authority on a regular basis. VAT returns are used to calculate the amount of VAT that the business owes.
Corporate tax registration is the process of registering a company with the relevant tax authority in order to pay corporate tax on its profits. Corporate tax is a tax that is levied on the profits of companies.
Excise tax registration is the process of registering a business with the relevant tax authority in order to collect and pay excise tax on certain goods and services.
Businesses that are registered for excise tax need to submit excise tax returns to the tax authority on a regular basis. Excise tax returns are used to calculate the amount of excise tax that the business owes.
ESR (Electronic Sharing of Regulatory Information) is a system that allows businesses to share regulatory information with the government electronically.