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measures to tax expatriates could be detrimental to
depending on the assumed annual overall expatriate
we calculate that the remittance tax would raise US$2.3bn (0.4% of GDP). We
in our view. We calculate that a 20% sin tax on
our analysis suggests the need for a further US$16.8-US$20.7bn in
diesel and gasoline. Selling domestic crude at
given the NTP focus on the petrochemical sector as a source of
500 per non-compliant worker to be consistent with
authorities will need to set the program fees at US$1
in our view. We calculate that to raise US$10bn from a
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and a gradual squeeze to household incomes (where gasoline
US$2.0bn and US$3.8bn to central government
water and electricity administered price changes being instituted
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according to the Deputy Crown Prince. VAT
and to a reduction in workers in the civil service sector.
from SAR480bn) by 2020. It is yet unclear how
the share of the wage bill in total spending