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ARTICLE · 27 JULY 2017

Changes To The Tax Regime In Oman

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In February 2017, significant changes were implemented to the corporate tax regime in Oman.

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Shiraz Khan
Shiraz Khan

In February 2017, significant changes were implemented to the corporate tax regime in Oman. The main amendments, which include an increase in the standard corporation tax rate and an extension of the withholding tax scope, are set out below.

Who is affected? 

The changes affect Oman taxpayers, as well as foreign companies without a local permanent establishment that receive certain types of income from Oman. In addition, the changes will also impact small and medium enterprises.

Key changes

Changes to corporate tax rates

The standard corporate income tax rate has increased from 12% to 15%. 

A new lower rate of 3% has been introduced for small businesses that meet certain turnover, capital, and minimum employee conditions, and do not fall within specified industry sectors. The lower rate will be irrelevant to most "foreign" (i.e. non-GCC) controlled companies because of the relatively high share capital requirements imposed on these foreign companies under

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