Saudi Arabia Company Setup, Zakat, Tax & VAT
MISA investment licence, company registration, zakat and income tax, VAT and ZATCA e-invoicing. CA-reviewed process, clear checklists and end-to-end expert support — get a WhatsApp quote after a quick pre-check.
Foreign investors set up in Saudi Arabia with an investment licence from the Ministry of Investment (MISA), followed by commercial registration. Saudi and GCC shareholders' share of the business pays zakat (2.5% of the zakat base) while foreign shareholders' share pays 20% corporate income tax. VAT is 15%, with registration above SAR 375,000, and ZATCA's e-invoicing (Fatoora) applies to VAT-registered businesses in phases.
Who this is for
- Indian companies entering Saudi Arabia
- Contractors and service firms with Saudi projects
- Gulf NRIs starting a business
Key benefits
- Licensing path mapped before investment
- Zakat, tax and VAT registrations
- E-invoicing readiness
- Local filings through partner Saudi advisers
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