Related party pricing, return disclosure and thin capitalisation review

We list your related party dealings, test pricing against arm's length, prepare the disclosure in the return and check related party interest against the 2:1 thin capitalisation limit.

OMR 750Yearly

For: Oman companies and branches with related party sales, purchases, services, loans or head office charges.

What we need from you

  • Related party list

    Disclosure in the return

  • Intercompany agreements

    Terms and pricing

  • Related party loan balances and interest

    Thin capitalisation

  • Equity figures

    Debt to equity ratio

  • Evidence of services received

    Deductibility of charges

  • Group consolidated revenue

    CbCR test

What we discuss

  • Does head office charge management or service fees?

    Need evidence of benefit; WHT also applies

  • Are there related party loans?

    Interest above the 2:1 debt to equity limit is not deductible

  • Is group revenue OMR 300 million or more?

    CbCR notification

  • Do you keep a TP policy or benchmarking?

    Strongly recommended given scrutiny

What we file

  • Related party review and thin capitalisation test

    Equity OMR 500,000 allows related party debt of OMR 1,000,000; with OMR 1,400,000 borrowed, interest on OMR 400,000 is at risk

  • Complete related party disclosure in the return

What you get

  • Review note with risks and fixes

  • Disclosure schedule

The law

  • Income Tax Law (related party transactions): Related party dealings must be at arm's length and disclosed in the return; Tax Authority can recompute income Source
  • Income Tax Law (thin capitalisation): Debt to equity of 2:1 for deducting interest on related party loans Source
  • Oman country by country reporting rules: CbCR for groups with OMR 300 million revenue; local filing suspended in July 2021 for foreign parented groups Source

Questions people ask

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