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Income tax rates across 9 Middle Eastern countries

Income tax rates for 9 Middle Eastern countries. 6 of the 9 carry no single figure; each country page says why. Every figure links to its official source, with the date it took effect and the date we last checked it.

Every figure names the official instrument it came from, the date it takes effect and the date we last checked it against that source. Where no single figure applies, we say so rather than publish one.

CountryIncome tax ratesIn force fromLast verifiedSource
Bahrainno single figure — why—2026-07-24Bahrain Economic Development Board (official investment promotion…
Iraqno single figure — Iraq2004-04-012026-07-24CPA Order No. 49 (Tax Strategy of 2004), Section 3, amending Article…
Israel10–47% across 6 bands2026-01-012026-07-24Israel Tax Authority, 'לוח עזר לחישוב מס הכנסה ממשכורת ושכר עבודה…
Jordan5–30% across 6 bands2019-01-012026-07-24Income and Sales Tax Department, official English text of 'Law No…
Kuwaitno single figure — why—2026-08-26Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority (KDIPA), official Invest…
Omanno single figure — why—2026-07-24Oman Tax Authority — 'Issuance of Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law': the…
Qatarno single figure — why—2026-07-24General Tax Authority (GTA) — Income Tax Law No. 24 of 2018…
Saudi Arabiano single figure — why2004-07-302026-07-24ZATCA, Income Tax Law (Royal Decree No. M/1 of 1425H, 2004) and…
United Arab Emiratesno single figure — why—2026-07-24u.ae (Official Platform of the UAE Government), Taxation — the UAE…

6 of these 9 countries carry no single figure for this instrument — the rate is risk-rated, set by the employer, or the instrument fixes no one number. Each says which, on its own page. We do not fill those with an average.

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