Oman solar glass import tariff

What is Oman's tariff schedule?

Oman’s tariff schedule imposes duties, generally not exceeding 10 percent, on all foreign, non-American/GCC goods imports. Virtually all U.S.-origin products enjoy duty-free access, and Oman has phased out nearly all tariffs on the remaining handful of products.

How will Oman's new tariff codes affect businesses importing to Oman?

No changes in customs duty rates: The customs duty rates assigned to each 8-digit tariff code will not change, meaning that there should be minimal duty impacts to businesses importing to Oman. Introduced subcodes: Most tariff codes will be expanded to include additional 4-digit subcodes, allowing for more specific categorisation of products.

Does Oman have a Value-Added Tax?

Oman implements a 5 percent value-added tax (VAT) on most goods and services, consistent with the GCC Unified Agreement. Companies can request advance rulings based on tariff classification, customs valuation, or rules of origin through this ROP Customs link.

Does Oman pay VAT on imports?

In addition to customs duty, imports into Oman are subject to VAT (Value Added Tax). Introduced as part of Oman’s broader fiscal reforms, VAT is set at 5% and applies to the CIF value plus the customs duty. This means that the VAT on imports is effectively 5.25% of the CIF value.