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ZATCA launches digital 'Business Advisor' to clarify tax, zakat and customs obligations

Saudi Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority unveils 'Business Advisor,' a digital service to help businesses quickly identify their regulatory obligations.

ZATCA launches digital 'Business Advisor' to clarify tax, zakat and customs obligations

The Saudi Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) has introduced a digital service named Business Advisor to assist businesses in easily identifying their regulatory obligations pertaining to zakat, tax, and customs. This new initiative enables taxpayers to independently and swiftly determine their zakat, tax, and customs responsibilities linked to their business operations.

ZATCA's Business Advisor aims to enhance compliance with relevant regulations and promote informed decision-making among business owners, importers, exporters, and customs brokers.

The digital tool operates by requiring users to input details about their business activities. Upon submission of the information, the system analyzes the data and promptly displays the applicable zakat, tax, and customs obligations, accompanied by relevant guidance to help users comprehend compliance requirements and make informed decisions based on their business type.

ZATCA emphasized that the service provides a streamlined digital experience, allowing users to swiftly and clearly pinpoint their regulatory obligations, thereby saving time and effort while simultaneously increasing awareness of zakat, tax, and customs regulations and fostering voluntary compliance.

ZATCA highlighted that the launch of Business Advisor is part of its continuous efforts to develop digital services, raise awareness among taxpayers, and simplify the process of understanding zakat, tax, and customs regulations. The authority intends to improve user experience and facilitate efficient and straightforward fulfillment of obligations through enhanced digital knowledge and services.

Users can access Business Advisor through the authority's official website by visiting the service page, entering the necessary information, and clicking on "Inquire." The system will then immediately display the relevant zakat, tax, and customs obligations, empowering users to understand their compliance requirements.

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