Issued by the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) Board of Directors, this decision introduces Article 36 Bis (2) into the VAT Implementing Regulations. The primary purpose is to establish a zero-rate for Value Added Tax on supplies made by qualified suppliers to diplomatic missions in the Kingdom. This provision operates without prejudice to Article 70(2) concerning tax refunds for foreign governments and diplomatic bodies. The decision also delegates authority to the ZATCA Governor to define the specific mechanism, controls, and conditions required for a supplier to be considered qualified under this article.
Chapter 6 - Zero-Rated Supplies
Article 36 Bis (2): Supply to Diplomatic Missions
Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 70 of the Regulations, supplies made to diplomatic missions by qualified suppliers shall be subject to Value Added Tax at the zero rate. The mechanism of application, controls, and conditions for considering suppliers as qualified for the purposes of this Article shall be determined by a decision of the Governor.
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