Join Bahrain’s specialist tax team on their final webinar session on Thursday, 16 April, for a discussion on what Bahrain is doing to comply with the minimum standards set by the OECD to ‘counter harmful tax practices’.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith
For our third session on Tuesday, 14 April, our market-leading VAT team will discuss how measures announced by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) may affect your VAT positions.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
Our tax team will be covering the NBR’s updates, guides and public clarifications during our second session on Sunday, 12 April.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
Join us on Thursday, 9 April where we will be kicking off the series with a refresher about VAT returns. The one hour session will cover VAT compliance, time and place of supply, preparing a VAT return and what not to report.
For more information on how to register, please contact Fatema Ghaith.
As more and more businesses in Bahrain and across the globe encourage working from home, remote access is a key concern. If you are remotely deploying applications, there are a number of factors to bear in mind, including:
To discuss these – or any other remote access issues – please contact Sagar Rao or any member of our IT consulting team.
Transfer pricing (TP) is an increasingly ‘front of mind’ issue for all businesses in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Zakat and Tax has developed a set of TP by-laws based on international standards. Refer to our tax alert for more details – or speak to your Keypoint contact.
As COVID-19 impacts the region’s business ecosystem, we continue to offer our clients a full range of services. Read our flyer for more details – or contact your regular Keypoint manager.
Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Zakat and Tax (GAZT) has announced a number of key measures to ease COVID-19-related burdens on businesses.
Read our alert for more details and updated reporting deadlines.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted businesses across the globe. Cancellations have become a fact of life – but the VAT effects can be significant and should be carefully considered.
As Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Zakat and Tax (GAZT) looks to increase zakat revenue, it has released draft collection regulations for public consultation. If approved, they should become effective on 1 January 2021.
For more details, please read our brief or contact our tax team.
