The Saudi Arabian General Authority for Zakat and Tax (GAZT) issued guidance that reflects its position that the standard rate (15%) of value added tax (VAT) applies to services related to tangible goods located in Saudi Arabia—including “administrative, consultancy and promotional services, market research, public relations and communication services.”
Source: KPMG
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