Article 18 bis defines tax residency in Oman for both natural and legal persons. A natural person is considered a resident if they are physically present in Oman for at least 183 days (continuous or intermittent) during the tax year. A legal person is a resident if it is either incorporated in Oman under local laws and royal decrees or if its main/effective headquarters is situated within the Sultanate. These criteria are fundamental in determining the scope of Oman's taxing jurisdiction over individuals and corporate entities for income tax purposes.
Part 2 - General Provisions
Section 7 - Tax Residency
Article 18 bis
[GTL Notes: Tax Residency]
The following shall be considered a tax resident for the purposes of implementing the provisions of this Law:
A natural person residing in Oman during the tax year, if they are present for a period of no less than 183 (one hundred and eighty-three) continuous or intermittent days during the tax year.
A legal person residing in Oman during the tax year if they fulfills any of the following two conditions:
is incorporated in Oman in accordance with the applicable laws and royal decrees.
its main or effective headquarters is in Oman.
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