- Tax returns for the tax year 2023 must be submitted by April 30, 2024, according to the General Tax Authority (GTA).
- All individuals and companies subject to Qatar’s Income Tax Law, including those exempted from income tax, must file their tax returns. This obligation applies to entities with Qatari, GCC, or non-Qatari ownership.
- Taxpayers can file either simplified or audited tax returns through the Dhareeba tax portal or the Dhareeba Application.
- Companies must include their final accounts to avoid penalties and fines.
The General Tax Authority (GTA) has announced that April 30, 2024, is the deadline for submitting tax returns for the tax year 2023. All individuals and companies subject to the Income Tax Law, as per Law No. 24 of 2018, its executive regulations, and subsequent amendments, are required to submit their tax returns by this date.
GTA emphasized that this requirement applies to all entities, including individuals and companies, whether wholly owned by Qataris, other GCC nationals, or those with non-Qatari partners. Even companies exempted from income tax or those with non-Qatari partners are obligated to submit their tax returns.
It is essential to note that this obligation extends to all companies possessing a commercial registry or commercial license. Therefore, any entity falling under these categories must ensure the timely submission of their tax returns to avoid penalties.
Taxpayers are encouraged to prepare and submit their tax returns well before the deadline to avoid any last-minute rush. Additionally, GTA advises taxpayers to seek assistance from qualified professionals if needed to ensure accurate and timely submission of their tax returns.
The General Tax Authority (GTA) of Qatar emphasizes the importance of tax compliance for all taxpayers, regardless of whether they are engaged in commercial activities.
In line with this, the GTA has issued a mandate for all taxpayers to promptly submit their tax returns before the set deadline. Taxpayers have the option to file either simplified or audited tax returns through the Dhareeba tax portal or the Dhareeba Application.
For companies, it is mandatory to include their final accounts when filing tax returns to avoid financial penalties and late-filing fines. The GTA is committed to promoting tax compliance and stresses the importance of timely tax return filing.
To support taxpayers in this process, the GTA has mobilized its comprehensive resources. Taxpayers can access assistance and support through the GTA’s call center or via email.
The GTA’s efforts are aimed at ensuring that taxpayers fulfill their tax obligations efficiently and effectively. By providing assistance and support, the GTA aims to facilitate the tax filing process and minimize any potential financial penalties for non-compliance.
Therefore, taxpayers are encouraged to submit their tax returns promptly and seek assistance from the GTA whenever needed.
