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GAZT calls on Saudi companies to submit tax returns

The General Authority for Zakat and Income Tax (GAZT) has urged Saudi companies and entities registered in the VAT with annual turnovers of taxable goods and services exceeding SR40 million ($10.5 million) to submit their tax returns through their

‘Digital services improved courts’ performance’ in Saudi Arabia

The Ministry of Justice announced that the digital environment has enhanced the performance and the issuing of judgments at labor courts and departments, saving the beneficiaries’ time and effort in achieving justice. “Labor courts and

Saudi oil production surges back to 75 percent of pre-attack level

Saudi Arabia has restored more than 75 percent of the production lost after attacks on two oil processing plants and will return to full capacity next week. The Khurais facility is now producing more than 1.3 million barrels per day and the

Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province mayor opens Children’s City

Fahad Al-Jubeir, mayor of the Eastern Province, on Sunday inaugurated Children’s City at Al-Iskan Park, Alkhobar. Alkhobar Mayor Sultan

Foreign ambassadors congratulate Saudi leadership, people on National Day

Heads of foreign missions in Riyadh congratulated King Salman, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the Saudi people on National Day, wishing them

Xpress Money Collaborates With Saudi-Based NCB’s Remittance Vertical Quick Pay

Global money transfer organization Xpress Money has collaborated with Quick Pay, the remittance arm of Saudi Arabia’s leading bank the National

MBC’s ‘Al-Asoof’ tells the untold story of the Makkah siege

As with any Arab drama series, a good storyline will always be the talk of majlis, or social gatherings. These days, the conversation might take place via Twitter or Instagram, but, nevertheless, it will remain a hot topic. That was

Sporting success puts Saudi Arabia on track for glory on Saudi National Day

Many Saudis look back on the 1970s as a time of unprecedented development when sport, along with other aspects of life in the Kingdom, enjoyed rapid growth. A government push to improve sports organization and boost participation in international

Saudis look back on their TV memories on Saudi National Day

When television came to Saudi Arabia in 1965, it was rejected by some as the “devil’s handiwork.” But far from being in shock, Saudis generally were keen to embrace the new mass medium and learn what was going on in the

Saudi Arabia’s ‘cultural rebirth’ in spotlight on Saudi National Day

A conservative brand of Islam has always existed in Saudi Arabia, one of the many strands of Saudi society. However, in the wake of the 1979 Grand Mosque siege, this school of thought gained increasing prominence, spreading into official