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Corporate Income Tax in Oman: A Complete Guide for Businesses (2025)

If you operate a company in Oman, understanding the corporate income tax system is essential for legal compliance, financial planning, and sustainable growth. Whether you’re a local LLC, a foreign company, or a branch of a multinational, this guide covers everything you need to know about corporate income tax in Oman in 2025.


πŸ“Š What is Corporate Income Tax in Oman?

Corporate income tax in Oman is a direct tax imposed on the net income of companies and businesses operating in the country. It applies to both resident and certain non-resident entities earning income from Omani sources.

Oman follows a territorial taxation system, which means only income generated within the country is subject to tax, not global income.


πŸ’° Current Corporate Tax Rates in Oman (2025)

As of the latest updates:

  • βœ… 0% – For Omani-owned sole proprietorships and small businesses with gross income up to OMR 30,000

  • βœ… 15% – Standard rate for most companies (LLCs, foreign branches, etc.)

  • βœ… 55% – Applicable only to petroleum companies (oil and gas sector)

Note: There’s no personal income tax in Oman, making it attractive for expatriates and foreign investors.


πŸ“ Who Should File Corporate Tax in Oman?

The following entities are required to register and file corporate tax returns:

  • LLCs (Limited Liability Companies)

  • Joint-stock companies

  • Foreign companies with a permanent establishment in Oman

  • Branches of international companies

  • Partnerships earning income above the exempt threshold


πŸ“… Filing Deadlines & Compliance

Businesses in Oman must:

  • Submit a provisional return within 3 months of the end of the accounting year

  • File a final tax return within 6 months

  • Maintain audited financial statements (for larger firms)

Late filing or non-compliance can result in penalties and legal action by the Oman Tax Authority.


βœ… Corporate Tax Exemptions and Incentives

Certain sectors benefit from tax exemptions or reductions under Oman’s economic diversification initiatives:

  • Tourism

  • Industrial/manufacturing businesses

  • Agriculture and fisheries

  • Approved free zone businesses (e.g., Salalah, Sohar, Duqm)

Always consult a tax expert to check if your company qualifies for corporate income tax relief in Oman.


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  • Corporate tax registration

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🌍 Final Thoughts

Understanding corporate income tax in Oman is vital for avoiding penalties and running a compliant, tax-efficient business. With the right guidance and up-to-date knowledge, you can navigate the Omani tax system with ease and confidence.