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The VAT rate in Saudi Arabia is 15%, effective 1 July 2020 (it was 5% when introduced in 2018). It applies to most goods and services except items that are exempt or zero-rated.
To find the pre-VAT price from a gross amount, divide by 1.15. Example: 1,150 ÷ 1.15 = 1,000 SAR net, and the VAT is 150 SAR. Use the 'Remove VAT' mode to do this automatically.
Zero-rated supplies (e.g. exports, international transport) are taxed at 0% and the business can recover input VAT. Exempt supplies (e.g. residential rent, some financial services) carry no VAT and input VAT cannot be recovered — an important distinction when issuing invoices.
Registration is mandatory once your annual taxable revenue exceeds 375,000 SAR, and optional above 187,500 SAR. Registration is done through the ZATCA portal.
A simplified invoice (typically consumer sales under 1,000 SAR) does not require the buyer's VAT number. A standard B2B tax invoice requires the VAT numbers of both parties.
Yes, 15% VAT applies to the brokerage commission (sa'i), not to the property value itself. To calculate the sa'i and its VAT, use the real-estate commission calculator: /en/tools/real-estate-commission-calculator