VAT, e-invoicing, corporate tax and end of service, explained with worked examples and checked against the authority's own pages.
Oman's excise on tobacco, energy drinks, pork, alcohol, vaping and sweetened drinks: the Tax Authority's rates, who registers, the quarterly return within 30 days, and digital tax stamps.
Oman income tax for companies: 15% of taxable income, 3% for small businesses within capital, income and staff limits, and the return and payment deadlines.
How to file Oman's VAT return: three-month periods, return and payment due within 30 days, the boxes, refunds, revised returns and penalties for being late.
Oman's 5% VAT, run by the Tax Authority since April 2021: the OMR 38,500 registration threshold, quarterly returns due within 30 days, zero-rated and exempt supplies, and worked examples in OMR.
SPF rates for Omani and expatriate employees, the OMR 3,000 ceiling on the pension branch, when contributions are due, and the expatriate gratuity under the 2023 Labour Law.
Oman's Tax Authority phases in e-invoicing through Fawtara under Decision 189/2026: a pilot from August 2026, taxpayers above OMR 5 million from 1 April 2027, everyone else from 1 October 2027, in PINT OM.
What accounting software in Oman must do: the tax rules, e-invoicing, payroll, currency, Arabic, your data and the price. A checklist to compare products against.
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