Saudi Arabia recently launched a range of initiatives in an attempt to become the region’s top business and financial hub and to further diversify its economy away from hydrocarbons. In recent years, the country has proven itself as a true competitor for its neighboring countries as a stimulating and attractive environment for foreign investment. This explains why FDI in KSA remains at an all-time high, even after the COVID-19 pandemic. Uninformed investors may however be caught off guard by the difficult Saudi tax landscape, which differs greatly from than that of other GCC countries. Foreign investors should be aware of the tax challenges that they may face when entering the KSA market in order to avoid costly mistakes when pursuing their Saudi business ventures. Join LexisNexis Middle East and Aurifer Middle East Tax for an online training session where Aurifer’s experts will make you familiar with the Saudi tax landscape to assist you in avoiding common pitfalls.