Saudi Arabia grants a licensed Regional HQ 30 years of 0% corporate income tax and 0% withholding tax — but only while it keeps passing an Economic Substance test that is scattered across the ZATCA RHQ Guideline, the Tax Rules, MISA licensing conditions, VAT, WHT, Zakat and transfer-pricing by-laws. QuickRHQ turns "would we pass right now, and can we prove it?" into a live scorecard you run any day — before ZATCA does.
It continuously checks your Regional HQ against the ZATCA RHQ Guideline & Tax Rules and flags where you may be exposed. It does not provide tax advice, file your returns, or replace a ZATCA ruling. A clean result means no issue was found in the data you entered — it is not a guarantee of compliance. Always confirm with your tax advisor, or obtain a ZATCA ruling, before relying on any result.
And you don't fail loudly — you fail silently, and find out at assessment, years later, when it's a back-assessment instead of a fix.
Real office in KSA, board meetings held & minuted in KSA, ≥15 staff (incl. 3 exec/VP), adequate local spend, a resident director, eligible revenue — all must hold every year. Slip once and the incentive is exposed.
Miss = incentive at riskThe rules live across six documents — RHQ Guideline, Tax Rules (Art. 5), MISA licensing conditions, VAT, WHT, Zakat and the TP by-laws. There is no single "am I compliant?" button anywhere.
6+ scattered sourcesNothing tells you the substance test failed when it happens. ZATCA can assess up to 5 years later (10 if no return was filed) — by then it's a back-assessment, not a correction.
Found out too lateWhen MISA or ZATCA asks, you must show how you comply — board minutes, evidence of spend, filings, TP documents — mapped to the exact clause. Most firms have this in scattered spreadsheets.
You must prove itStray into non-licensed activity and that income is taxed at 20% — and, if material or repeated, it can trigger revocation of the whole incentive with back-assessment.
20% + revocation riskA periodic Big-4 review is expensive and out of date the day after it lands. Between reviews you're flying blind on a 30-year decision.
Stale & costlyDrop in sales invoices, supplier invoices, payroll and the audited financials. QuickRHQ auto-classifies every line, scores you against the rules, cites the clause for each check, and prints the evidence pack. Each panel below answers a specific pain.
One screen: a live score, estimated penalty/tax exposure, and the full Economic Substance scorecard — each requirement RAG-rated with its clause. It refreshes the moment your data changes.

Every transaction and substance gap the engine finds, each tied to its clause, its severity and an estimated exposure — so you fix the right things first, inside the fixable period.

Enter the audited P&L and balance-sheet figures. QuickRHQ anchors the "adequate expenditure" test to book OpEx, computes the 20% tax on non-eligible income, an indicative Zakat base, and net VAT — then reconciles it all to your uploaded invoices.

Every RHQ return computed from your fiscal year-end — with overdue and due-soon counters, a dated record of what's filed, and the clause behind each deadline.

Because the RHQ is 0%-taxed, ZATCA watches for profit parked in it. QuickRHQ tests your actual related-party recharge against the 5% low-value-adding safe-harbour and flags which TP documents are likely required.

A clause-by-clause, print-ready record of how the RHQ complies: board meetings, directors, related parties, filings and licensing — every control mapped to its rule. This is the artifact that answers an authority query in minutes, not weeks.

RHQ non-compliance escalates fast — and in the worst cases claws back years you already banked at 0%.
A 90-day cure window, then SAR 100,000, then SAR 400,000, then possible suspension of the tax incentive (Art. 11). QuickRHQ surfaces breaches while you can still cure them.
Income from non-licensed activity is taxed at 20% and must be booked separately. Material or repeated breaches can trigger revocation. The tool flags and quantifies it per invoice.
False info, misuse, or payments for non-qualifying persons can revoke the incentive with back-assessment for affected years. Attestations and triggers are tracked on the dashboard.
No integration, no IT project. It runs in your browser; your data stays with you.
Drop in sales & supplier invoices (PDF or Excel — the ZATCA QR is read automatically), the payroll register and the year's financials. Set the company profile once.
QuickRHQ tags customer type, residency and activity-eligibility, runs the 8-point ESR test, the VAT / WHT / TP / Zakat checks, and produces a live incentive-health score.
Print the branded compliance report and the MISA / ZATCA evidence pack — clause by clause. Fix any red flag inside the 90-day cure window.
Self-check any day without a standing Big-4 retainer. One clean workspace, no "client" clutter — just your company, your score, your evidence pack.
Add a second company and a client switcher appears automatically — each client an isolated dataset. Review, score and produce evidence packs across your whole book.
A fraction of one Big-4 review — one licensed RHQ, or a firm licence for up to ten clients. See the full plans and what's included on the pricing page.
Please note: QuickRHQ is a compliance-monitoring tool — it checks and flags, it does not provide tax advice, file returns, or guarantee compliance. All results are informational only; confirm with your tax advisor or a ZATCA ruling. Read the full scope →