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      Many countries, including Saudi Arabia, have increased their reliance on indirect taxes as a source of revenue. These taxes, such as VAT, customs, and excise duties, have a significant impact on business operations and profitability.

      Yet, their commercial and operational implications are often underestimated. With legislation and case law becoming increasingly complex and constantly evolving, global businesses face growing challenges in staying compliant.

      At the same time, technology now plays a central role in managing indirect tax obligations, from automation and e-invoicing to data analytics and digital reporting. Getting the approach to indirect taxes right is no longer optional, it’s essential for managing risk and enhancing operations.

      What we cover

      Comprehensive support for managing VAT obligations in Saudi Arabia

      Assisting businesses with keeping track of these dynamic developments in e-invoicing and digital reporting

      Our practice provides integrated and practical support in the field of trade and customs

      Driving clarity and compliance across Saudi Arabia’s real estate transaction tax framework

      Navigating the complex terrain of excise taxation and uncovering opportunities

      Contact us

      Ajay Garg

      Partner, Indirect Tax

      KPMG Middle East