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On May 4, 2021, The Saudi Cabinet approved the merging of the General Authority of Zakat and Tax (GAZT) with the General Authority of Customs to form one Authority under the name of the ‘Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZTCA).
The Authority undertakes to collect customs duties, Zakat and tax and reaching the most elevated level of taxpayers’ compliance in conformity with the most promising techniques by providing high-quality services.
This step came among the Saudi efforts to restructure government agencies to accelerate the implementation of the Vision 2030 national transformation plan.
For all Taxpayers in Saudi Arabia, if they have no cases of late returns or payments, nor no liabilities present. They can easily request their Zakat Certificate by doing the following steps:
Zakat is collected in accordance with Sharia. Zakat is the third pillar of Islam. Islamic states are entrusted with administering and supervising the collection of Zakat on declared funds and their distribution to the needy.
The Zakat Payer is a natural or legal person who carries on activities subject to Zakat under the Regulations, whether a sole proprietorship, corporation or a person engaged in a business activity under a license issued by a competent authority.
VAT is an indirect tax that is imposed on the importation and supply of goods and services, with certain exceptions. VAT is imposed in more than 160 countries around the world. VAT is collected from taxpayers in Saudi Arabia in accordance with The Unified Agreement for Value Added Tax for the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf.
Under the GCC Unified VAT Agreement, any business with an annual turnover exceeding SAR 375,000 is required to register for VAT. Businesses with annual revenues between SAR 187,500 and SAR 375,000 have the option to register for VAT, which will allow them to claim VAT input tax. Businesses with revenues underneath SAR 187,500 are exempted from registration.
The registration portal can be reached through the dedicated VAT website - VAT.GOV.SA - launched by GAZT last month. The new website features a range of resources to help businesses prepare for VAT.
TallyPrime, a complete business management software is accredited by Zakat and Tax authority ZATCA (GAZT) as a compliant e-Invoicing (FATOORA) software. With the experience of 30+ years in the market which has gained the trust of more than 2 million businesses worldwide, TallyPrime helps your business generate and manage e-invoicing with ease and takes care of every little detail to bring you the most delightful experience. Below are some of the key features of TallyPrime:
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