Bahrain’s proposed 10 per cent corporate income tax, which would apply to businesses exceeding specified revenue or taxable profit thresholds, came under parliamentary scrutiny yesterday, with MPs stressing the need to protect the competitiveness of national companies while ensuring sustainable government revenues.Parliament’s financial and economic affairs committee, chaired by Ahmed Al Salloom, discussed the draft law accompanying Decree No 79 of 2025 during a meeting attended by National Bureau for Revenue (NBR) chief executive officer Rana Faqihi and her accompanying delegation .
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