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Document Type: BL - Bylaws
Law: Income Tax Law (Royal Decree No M/1 - 21 Feb 2004)
Decision Number: 1535-article-28
Year: 2019
Country: 🇸đŸ‡Ļ KSA
Official Name: Article 28 - Income from Natural Gas Investments

Ministerial Resolution No. 1535 of 2004 [Executive Bylaws]

Executive Regulations of the Income Tax System

Article 28 - Income from Natural Gas Investments

[Natural gas investment income is the total income derived from the sale, exchange or transfer of natural gas, natural gas liquids, and gas condensates, including sulfur and other by-products, as well as any income derived from all aspects of natural gas investment activities mentioned in Article 1 of the Income Tax Law. This includes income derived from the transportation of natural gas, natural gas liquids and gas condensates, income derived from processing and fractionation activities and other related services and any incidental or non-operating income associated with the taxpayer's primary activity regardless of its type or source, including income derived from third-party utilization of excess capacity in a natural gas investment facility.][20]

Footnotes

[20]Amended by Ministerial Resolution No. 2568 dated 5/9/1440H (10/5/2019). Prior to amendment, Article 28 read as follows:

'Natural gas investment income is the total income derived from the sale, exchange or transfer of natural gas, natural gas liquids, and gas condensates, including sulfur and other products, as well as any income derived from all aspects of natural gas investment activities mentioned in Article 45 of the Income Tax Law. This includes revenues derived from the transportation of natural gas, natural gas liquids and gas condensates, income derived from processing and fractionation activities and other related services and any incidental or non-operating income associated with the taxpayer's primary activity regardless of its type or source, including income derived from third-party utilization of excess capacity in any facility that is subject to the natural gas investment tax. The said income shall be determined on accrual basis.'