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Para. 1.4Status unknownSaudi ArabiaRegulation
Issued by Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)
Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
The Council of Ministers issued a Resolution No. (570) dated 22 Ramadan 1442H corresponding
to 4 May 2021 entailing to merge the General Authority for Zakat and Tax and the Saudi
Customs Authority in one entity named Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), which
works on levying Zakat, collecting tax and customs duties and achieving the highest degree
of compliance by tax and Zakat payers per the best practices and highest efficiency. ZATCA
seeks to enable the Kingdom to be a global logistic hub by facilitating trade, protecting
national security, and organizing and managing all activities related to customs work and
ports in a way that guarantees leveling up its efficiency, productivity and competitiveness.
This will be achieved though providing high-quality, client-centered services per the best
practices.
Royal Decree dated
29/6/1370 H.
The implementing
regulations of the Royal
Decree (M/40)
Ministerial Resolution No.
(394) dated 7/8/1370 H.
On 20/7/1438 H.
Royal Decree No. (M/40)
dated 2/7/1405 H.
By Ministerial Resolution
No. (2216) dated
7/7/1440 H.
which mandates the collection
of Zakat from Saudi nationals
were issued under Ministerial
Resolution No. (2082) dated
11/6/1438 H.
to establish the Authority as a
governmental body
the Zakat, Tax and Customs
Authority was formed by Council
of Ministers Resolution No. (465)
approving the Authority’s
organization.
which included the order to collect
Zakat in full from all companies,
institutions and other organizations
as well as individuals who are
subject to Zakat.
the implementing regulations
for Zakat collection were
issued applicable on or after
1 January 2019
The Arabic text is the legally binding version. The English translation is provided for guidance only.
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