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Buying Bullion In Saudi Arabia
Although not typically known for it’s bullion industry, Saudi Arabia like many countries in the Middle East looks to gold as a store of family wealth – and as such has grown a thriving network of gold bullion suppliers.
Saudi Arabia has an LBMA approved gold mint, operational since July 2010, however this only produces gold jewellery and not bullion. According to the World Gold Council (WGC) as of October 2017, the Saudi Arabian central bank holds 322.9 tons of gold, equivalent to 2.7% of its total reserves. This has been static since 2007’s official figures, when it rose from 143 tons.
Internationally recognised bullion brands such as PAMP Suisse are available but carry high premiums and so the Saudi bullion market has created it’s own local version directly copying the style of the PAMP Fortuna or Rose bars and simply replacing the PAMP letters in the logo with HTBM or SGCO.
These are the most widely traded bullion bars in KSA trading at low .5% – 1.5% premiums. At 21K Saudi gold jewellery is just as likely to be used as investments.
Choice of bullion companies in Saudi with a web presence are limited, as most dealers trade from small units within the many Gold Souks of Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah.
Are Bullion Sales Taxed in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is an investor-friendly jurisdiction for gold, with there being no sales taxes or VAT on either the buying or selling of gold and silver bullion (and indeed jewellery) – and there is no import duty.
Zakat on gold is mandatory for all Muslims and is charged over the total amount of gold owned by a person above a certain quantity. The quantity over which the zakat is applicable to be paid is known as nisab.
The nisab for gold bullion or gold jewellery is 85 grams of gold – meaning if a person owns 85g of gold and has held it for more than a (lunar) year then he is obligated to pay zakat on this gold.
IMPORTANT: The above tax details are listed for information purposes only and are believed correct at time of publication. Bullion.Directory are not tax experts. All enquiries about KSA taxes should be addressed to the appropriate local body. Taxes and taxation are subject to change.