HRSD Ministry clarifies decision on SME exemption from expat fees

26/01/2023 Argaam
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The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (HRSD) unveiled the details of the Saudi Cabinet’s decision on extending the exemption of small-sized enterprises, where at least nine workers including the owner are employed, from expat levy.

 

The decision aims at supporting the growth and sustainability of small-sized enterprises, HRSD said on Twitter.

 

The decision requires owners to be insurance covered and full-time dedicated.

 

Workers exempted from fees include two expatriates, if the owner is insurance covered and full-time dedicated, or four expatriates if the owner and a Saudi employee are insured, the tweet added.

 

Earlier this week, the Cabinet approved extending clauses II and III of its decision on three-year exemption of small-sized enterprises, where at least nine workers including the owner, are employed, from expat levy for one year only, Argaam reported earlier.

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