Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority has urged VAT-registered companies with annual revenues exceeding SR40m ($10.7m) to submit their tax returns for final November by December 31, 2025.
The authority known as on eligible enterprises to finish their filings promptly via its official web site, zatca.gov.sa, or by way of its cellular utility, ZATCA, warning that delays might lead to monetary penalties.
ZATCA mentioned that failure to submit VAT returns on time triggers penalties starting from a minimal of 5 per cent to a most of 25 per cent of the tax due.
Saudi tax laws
The reminder targets companies topic to Worth-Added Tax with annual items and providers revenues above the SR40m threshold.
To help compliance, the authority inspired taxpayers in search of extra details about VAT obligations to contact it by way of:
Worth-Added Tax is a regulation in pressure within the Kingdom and operates as an oblique tax utilized to most items and providers purchased and offered by companies, topic to sure exceptions.
ZATCA mentioned well timed submitting helps guarantee compliance with the VAT system and avoids pointless penalties for companies working in Saudi Arabia.
