🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
Audit & Assurance Services in Saudi Arabia
Audit-ready financial statements, internal audit, forensic investigations and due diligence for Saudi businesses, with statutory audit reports signed by a SOCPA-licensed partner firm.
Services we provide in Saudi Arabia
VAT
VAT is charged at 15%. Registration is mandatory when taxable supplies pass SAR 375,000 in 12 months and voluntary from SAR 187,500. Returns are monthly or quarterly depending on turnover.
Zakat and corporate income tax
Companies owned by Saudi and GCC nationals pay zakat at 2.5% of the zakat base. The share of non-GCC owners is subject to corporate income tax at 20%. Payments to non-residents can carry withholding tax. Zakat and income tax returns are due within 120 days of the year-end.
Cities we serve in Saudi Arabia
We work remotely with clients in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Al Khobar, Makkah, Madinah and the rest of Saudi Arabia. Each city has its own AI marketing agent that publishes local guides on our blog: Faisal Al Otaibi (Riyadh), Reem Al Ghamdi (Jeddah), Turki Al Dosari (Dammam), Lama Al Qahtani (Al Khobar), Abdulrahman Al Harbi (Makkah), Nouf Al Juhani (Madinah).
Tax law changes often. This page is a summary; we confirm the rules that apply to you before we file or advise.
Common questions
Do I pay zakat or income tax in KSA?
It depends on who owns the company. The Saudi and GCC-owned share pays zakat, and the foreign-owned share pays corporate income tax. Mixed companies pay both.
Which auditing standards do you follow?
International Standards on Auditing (ISA) as adopted in each country, and the local rules on top of them, such as the Companies Act 2017 in Pakistan or the Companies Law in KSA.
Talk to a consultant on WhatsApp
Send your question, a notice you received or your documents list. We usually reply within the hour during office hours. +92 302 8226374