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As Saudi Arabia continues its economic transformation under Vision 2030, the tax landscape is evolving rapidly. The Kingdom has recently implemented significant tax reforms including incentives and Regional Programs to diversify its revenue sources and create a business-friendly environment. In 2025, businesses operating in Saudi Arabia must stay informed about the key tax regulations to ensure compliance, manage liabilities effectively, and seize potential opportunities. This article explores the critical tax considerations businesses need to navigate this year's Saudi market.

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Mohammed leads Grant Thornton’s Indirect Tax practice in Saudi Arabia, bringing over 20 years of experience in VAT compliance, advisory, and real estate transaction tax (RETT) across Jordan and KSA. With a master's degree in Accounting, he is a Certified Public Accountant (JCPA) and a VAT Specialist accredited by SOCPA.

Mohammed has extensive expertise in indirect tax advisory, VAT compliance, tax due diligence, and dispute resolution with regulatory authorities such as ZATCA and GSTC. He played a key role in establishing Grant Thornton KSA’s Indirect Tax department and has led numerous VAT implementation projects for businesses across various industries, including manufacturing, retail, healthcare, education, professional services, transportation, and real estate.

Before joining Grant Thornton, Mohammed was an academic lecturer at leading universities in Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Prior to that, he served as a Senior Tax Auditor at the Income & Sales Tax Department in Jordan for over seven years. He also contributed to banking system transformation efforts at the Housing Bank in Jordan as part of the new system implementation team.

His deep technical expertise and strategic insights help businesses navigate complex indirect tax regulations, ensuring compliance while optimising tax efficiency.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Accounting
Master of Accounting
Certified Public Accountant in Jordan (JCPA)
VAT Specialist (SOCPA Certificate)
Certified Trainer, National Entrepreneurship Institute

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Tax Update Wave 22 Implementation of E-Invoicing in Saudi Arabia

ZATCA on 21 March 2025, announced the 22nd wave of taxpayers for implementing integration (phase 2) of e-invoicing, which now includes taxpayers whose taxable revenues exceeded SAR 1.00 Million during the years 2022, 2023 or 2024.

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| 1 min read | 21 Mar 2025

Tax Newsletter Tax Insights: March 2025

As Saudi Arabia continues its journey towards economic diversification and tax modernisation, staying ahead of regulatory developments is crucial for businesses operating in the Kingdom. GT Saudi Arabia Tax Insights 2025 offers in-depth analysis and expert commentary on the latest tax changes introduced by the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority (ZATCA), as well as global tax trends that may impact the local business environment.

| 1 min read | 18 Mar 2025

Tax Insights Significant Amendments to Saudi Arabian Tax and Zakat Regulation

In a recent development, the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Finance has sanctioned a series of amendments to the income tax and Zakat regulations. These changes, published in the Official Gazette on September 12, 2023, are expected to substantially impact businesses operating in or with Saudi Arabia. Here, we delve into the nuances of these amendments and what they signify for the corporate sector.

| 3 min read | 25 Sep 2023

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