Oman extends relief provisions for late payment and late filing of tax returns

18 October, 2020

The tax authority of Oman declared extensions of certain tax relief measures due to the Covid-19 Outbreak. Previously, in response to the pandemic tax authority has granted relief from the imposition of interest for late payment of tax or late filing of provisional or final tax returns. These relief provisions have now been extended to 31 December 2020.

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