المصطلحات الضريبية

Real Estate Transaction

(In Arabic:التصرف العقاري) Any legal disposition that transfers the ownership of the property, or its possession for the purpose of owning it, or possession of its benefit, including without limiting the contracts that consist of transferring the beneficial rights or Long term lease rights, such as sale, compensation, donation, bequest, swap, lease, finance lease, and transfer of shares in real estate companies, or usufruct right determination for a period of more than 50 years.

Real Estate Transactional Tax

(In Arabic: ضريبة التصرفات العقارية) An indirect tax imposed on all transactions under which a legal effect resulted in the form of transferring the right of ownership of the real estate or possession of it for the purpose of owning it, or the possession of its benefit from one person to another; transactions may be based on an agreement between the two parties such as selling or based on the independent freewill of the owner such as a devisor’s will.

Related Persons

(In Arabic: اشخاص مرتبطون) Two or more persons, where one of them has the authority to direct and supervise others so that he has administrative authority that enables him to influence the work of other people financially, economically, or organizationally, and that’s include persons under the authority for a third party which enables him to influence their work financially, economically, or organizationally.

Resident

(In Arabic: مقيم) A person shall be a resident of a country if the conditions of residency specified in each law apply to him; this includes natural persons who own a place of residence in Saudi Arabia and legal persons who have a head office of their business or a permanent establishment in Saudi Arabia.

Revenue

(In Arabic: ايراد) The amount received by a seller from the sale of goods and services. Can be calculated by multiplying the unit price by the number of units sold.

Royalty

(In Arabic: إتاوة) Payment or payments received for the use of or the right to use intellectual rights, including, but not limited to, copyright, patents, designs, industrial secrets, trademarks and trade names, know-how, trade and business secrets, goodwill, and payments received against the use of information related to industrial, commercial or scientific expertise, or against granting the right to exploit natural and mineral resources.

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