What is the VAT rate in Qatar?

However, the introduction of VAT in Qatar under a common GCC framework is expected to be introduced in the near future. The anticipated tax rate is 5%. Customs duties are applied to goods with an origin outside the GCC countries, normally at a rate of 5%. Higher rates sometimes apply for specific types of goods, such as tobacco products.

Are there transfer taxes in Qatar?

There are no transfer taxes in Qatar. However, share transfers of state entities require a formal ‘No Objection Confirmation’ from the General Tax Authority prior to the transfer being updated in the commercial register. There are no stamp taxes in Qatar.

Which PV products have reduced export tax rebate rates?

According to the above-mentioned government announcements, PV products included in the list of products with reduced export tax rebate rates are for PV cells, either installed or not in modules.

What is the excise tax in Qatar?

Qatar has introduced excise tax from 1 January 2019. Excise tax is applicable on the following goods ('excise goods') at their respective tax rates: Tobacco products: 100%. Carbonated drinks (non-flavoured aerated water excluded): 50%. Energy drinks: 100%. Special purpose goods: 100%.

Are there property taxes in Qatar?

There are no property taxes in Qatar. However, fees may be payable to the government by the owner on the registration of property and by the landlord on the registration of leases. There are no transfer taxes in Qatar.

Are self-employed people taxable in Qatar?

A self-employed individual may be subject to income tax if one derives qualifying income from sources in Qatar, regardless of his/her tax residency. Individuals are taxable in Qatar on their qualifying Qatar-source income, regardless of their tax residence. The rates may be further reduced under a tax treaty.