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Practical articles on e-invoicing, VAT, payroll, stock and the everyday running of a growing business, with the rules taken from the official sources.
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Sick leave runs on a yearly scale of full, three-quarter and unpaid days, and maternity leave is now twelve weeks on full pay. Here is how to apply both rules and pay them correctly.
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Most VAT fines come from a few missed dates and avoidable errors, not from fraud. Here is what each fine is, how ZATCA sets the rate for an incorrect return, and the habits that keep a business clear of them.
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Wave 25 brings smaller VAT-registered businesses into the integration phase of e-invoicing. Here is who is covered, what changes on each invoice and a step-by-step checklist to be ready well before the deadline.
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The amendments in force since 19 February 2025 touched probation, notice, resignation, family leave, maternity leave, overtime and contracts. Here is what changed and what to update in your HR files.
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A practical walk through the Saudi VAT return: when it is due, how the form is organised, what to check before you submit and how to fix a mistake after you have filed.
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The same years of service can be worth the full award, a fraction of it or nothing, depending on how the contract ends. Here is how to tell which case you are in and how to work out the amount.
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Profit tells you whether the business works; cash tells you whether it can pay next Thursday. A 13-week forecast shows the weeks that will be tight while there is still time to act.
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Since 3 April 2025 a commercial registration has no expiry date. Instead, the business confirms its registered data online every twelve months. Here is how the new rules work and how to stay on the right side of them.
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A full stocktake once a year means a closed shop and a long night. Counting a few items every week keeps the figures right all year and shows you where stock goes missing.
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