100 percent foreign owned company tax
We are 100 percent Indian owned. Do we pay Zakat or tax?
The situation
A Saudi company wholly owned by non-Saudi, non-GCC shareholders pays income tax at 20 percent on net adjusted profits and no Zakat.
The law
- Income Tax Law (Royal Decree M/1 of 1425H), corporate income tax: 20 percent on net adjusted profits of the non-Saudi, non-GCC share
What it means for you
Example: profit SAR 600,000: tax SAR 120,000. Withholding tax applies on dividends paid abroad at 5 percent. Audited accounts are filed with the return.
What to do
- Register for income tax.
- Prepare audited accounts.
- File and pay.
We can do this for youAnnual income tax return for foreign-owned and mixed companies: 20 percent CIT on the foreign share plus Zakat on the Saudi share: SAR 7,500