Saudi Arabia Tax Calculator (2026)

Saudi Arabia Income Tax Brackets (2025)

General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI)

Capped at SAR 52,650 per year

Do I have to pay income tax on my salary in Saudi Arabia?

No, Saudi Arabia does not impose individual income tax on employment earnings. This is one of the key advantages of working in the country, as your gross salary is not subject to income tax deductions.

What social security contributions do I need to pay as an employee in Saudi Arabia?

If you are a Saudi national, you are required to contribute 9.75% to the General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI), which covers social insurance and unemployment benefits. However, if you are a non-Saudi employee, you typically have no employee-side social security contributions, though this may vary based on your employment contract and visa status.

Is there a cap on how much I contribute to social security in Saudi Arabia?

Yes, social security contributions are calculated on a maximum monthly income of SAR 45,000 (SAR 540,000 annually). This means your GOSI contribution is capped at SAR 4,387.50 per month, regardless of whether your actual salary exceeds this limit.

What income counts toward my social security contributions?

The contribution base includes your monthly basic salary plus housing allowance, whether that housing is paid in cash or provided in-kind by your employer. Other allowances and benefits may not be included in the calculation.

Are there any regional or state taxes I should know about in Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia does not have regional or state income taxes that vary by location. The tax system is uniform across the country, so your tax obligations are the same whether you work in Riyadh, Jeddah, or any other city.

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