Accounting, Payroll & Tax Support in Qatar
Qatar’s tax environment is genuinely simple, no VAT, no personal income tax, but that doesn’t mean foreign-owned companies get to skip filing. There’s still a real corporate tax obligation, and it goes through the GTA’s Dhareeba portal.
What This Covers
- Bookkeeping and financial reporting
- Corporate income tax registration and filing (10% flat rate on the foreign-owned profit share)
- Audited financial statements, required once annual revenue passes QAR 500,000
- Withholding tax compliance on payments to non-residents
- Payroll processing
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Qatar charge VAT or personal income tax?
No. Qatar has no VAT and no personal income tax, but foreign-owned companies still owe a 10% corporate tax on the foreign-owned share of profits, filed through the GTA’s Dhareeba portal.
When does a company need audited financial statements in Qatar?
Once annual revenue exceeds QAR 500,000, audited financial statements become a requirement.
