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Saudi Property Tax: Seller and Buyer Rights
Legal experts reaffirm that the seller's right to request a refund of the Value Added Tax (VAT) on real estate supplies for individuals, covering the period from January 1, 2018, to October 4, 2020, is limited to sellers who previously remitted the tax to the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority. This does not directly obligate the buyer. The buyer has the right to pursue a legal claim for the amount if they can prove their entitlement, after officially notifying the seller and retaining the relevant documents. If the seller refuses to file the refund request after being informed, they may be held liable for damages to the buyer if it is established that there was an obligation, breach, and resulting harm. However, no law explicitly imposes this obligation on the seller, and the buyer retains the right to seek legal recourse. The process requires refund requests to be submitted by the seller, but the buyer's right to claim remains dependent on supporting evidence and contracts, emphasizing the importance of maintaining documentation and following official procedures.
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