The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) has officially called on businesses in Saudi Arabia to submit their February VAT returns no later than March 31, 2026.
According to ZATCA, this requirement applies to establishments whose annual taxable supplies exceed SAR 40 million, making timely compliance essential to avoid financial penalties.
Strict Deadline & Penalties
Businesses that fail to submit their VAT returns within the specified deadline may face late filing penalties ranging from 5% to 25% of the due tax amount. ZATCA emphasized the importance of filing returns promptly through its official website or mobile application to ensure compliance.
Support Channels for Taxpayers
To assist taxpayers, ZATCA has provided multiple support channels, including:
Unified call center (19993) available 24/7
“Ask ZATCA” service on X (@Zatca_Care)
Email support (info@zatca.gov.sa)
Live chat via its official website
Understanding VAT in Saudi Arabia
Value-added tax (VAT) is a key component of the Kingdom’s taxation system. It is an indirect tax applied to most goods and services, with certain exemptions, and plays a vital role in supporting national economic growth.
How J K Can Help
For businesses operating in Saudi Arabia, staying compliant with VAT regulations can be complex. J K Management Consultancies provides expert support, including:
VAT registration and return filing
Compliance management and advisory
Tax planning and documentation
ZATCA correspondence and audit support
With professional guidance, businesses can avoid penalties, streamline tax processes, and focus on growth.







