Oman Tax Calculator (2026)

Oman Income Tax Brackets (2028)

Social Security and Job Security Scheme

Do I have to pay income tax on all my earnings in Oman?

No, Oman has a tax-free threshold of 42,000 OMR per year. Any income up to this amount is not subject to personal income tax. Once your income exceeds 42,000 OMR, you'll pay 5% tax on the amount above that threshold.

As an expat working in Oman, do I need to pay social security contributions?

Social security contributions are currently only applicable to Omani nationals. Expatriate employees are exempt from the 8% Social Security and Job Security Scheme contribution, which is a significant benefit for foreign workers.

How much will I take home if I earn 60,000 OMR in Oman?

If you're an expatriate earning 60,000 OMR, you would owe 5% income tax on 18,000 OMR (the amount above the 42,000 OMR threshold), which equals 900 OMR in tax. Your take-home pay would be approximately 59,100 OMR, since you're exempt from social security contributions.

What are the income tax brackets in Oman?

Oman has a two-bracket system with a 0% rate up to 42,000 OMR and a 5% rate on all income above that. This is a relatively simple and low-tax structure compared to many other countries.

Are there any deductions or relief available to reduce my taxable income in Oman?

Specific deductions for items like health and education expenses are referenced in the new tax regime but the exact values have not yet been defined in the available regulations. It's recommended to check with local tax authorities or a tax professional for the most current information on available deductions.

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