VAT Registration in Saudi Arabia – Expert Guidance from BMS Auditing
VAT Registration in Saudi Arabia – Expert Guidance from BMS Auditing
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia introduced Value Added Tax (VAT) on January 1, 2018, as part of the GCC framework to diversify revenue sources. Regulated by the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), VAT registration is mandatory for qualifying businesses. At BMS Auditing, we help companies understand their VAT obligations and ensure a smooth registration process in compliance with Saudi regulations.
Who Is Required to Register for VAT in Saudi Arabia?
Businesses operating in Saudi Arabia must register for VAT under the following criteria:
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Mandatory Registration:
Annual taxable turnover exceeds SAR 375,000. -
Voluntary Registration:
If the taxable turnover or expenses exceed SAR 187,500, businesses may opt for voluntary registration. -
Non-Resident Businesses:
Any non-resident entity providing taxable goods or services in Saudi Arabia must register, irrespective of the turnover threshold.
Required Documents for VAT Registration
To register for VAT, businesses must submit the following through the ZATCA online portal:
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Commercial Registration (CR)
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National address and contact details
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Identification of the business owner/authorized signatory
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Bank account (IBAN) details
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Estimated or actual financial turnover
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Tax Group information (if applicable)
Why Choose BMS Auditing for VAT Registration?
At BMS Auditing, our experienced tax professionals provide:
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Accurate VAT registration and documentation support
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Advisory on eligibility and registration timelines
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Ongoing compliance support and VAT return filing
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Representation in case of tax authority audits
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Multilingual support and regional expertise across the GCC
We handle the process end-to-end, so you can focus on your business while staying compliant with Saudi tax laws.
Contact Us Today
Ensure proper compliance and VAT registration in Saudi Arabia with the experts at BMS Auditing.