Income tax in Saudi Arabia (2026)
There is no income tax on salaries in Saudi Arabia in 2026. On a SAR 100,000 salary you take home SAR 90,250 a year, SAR 7,521 a month.
Figures are for citizens and permanent residents. Foreign nationals don't pay the citizens-only contributions, so they take home more.
Income tax rates
- Top rate
- 0%
- Lowest rate
- 0%
- Tax-free allowance
- None
- VAT
- 15%
Take-home pay by salary
SAR 40,000: SAR 36,100 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 45,000: SAR 40,612 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 50,000: SAR 45,125 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 60,000: SAR 54,150 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 70,000: SAR 63,175 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 80,000: SAR 72,200 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 90,000: SAR 81,225 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 100,000: SAR 90,250 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 120,000: SAR 108,300 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 150,000: SAR 135,375 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 200,000: SAR 180,500 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 250,000: SAR 225,625 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 300,000: SAR 270,750 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 400,000: SAR 361,000 take-home (9.8% total tax)SAR 500,000: SAR 451,250 take-home (9.8% total tax)
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Cost of living in Saudi Arabia
Frequently asked questions
What are the income tax rates in Saudi Arabia?
There is no income tax on salaries in Saudi Arabia.
Is there a tax-free allowance in Saudi Arabia?
No — Saudi Arabia has no general tax-free allowance.
What is the take-home pay on SAR 100,000 in Saudi Arabia?
On SAR 100,000 in Saudi Arabia you take home SAR 90,250 a year — SAR 7,521 a month.
2026 rules checked against taxsummaries.pwc.com. Single person, employee, no other income. Not tax advice. Change the details