The inaugural seminar on the tax system for employees of the Social Protection Fund was held on 21 June 2026, targeting staff members who are responsible for handling contributions and benefits within the scheme. Co‑organized by the Tax Authority and the Fund’s administrative division, the event aimed to acquaint participants with the specific tax obligations that affect their retirement and social benefit calculations. Presentations covered topics such as taxable income definitions, allowable deductions, filing deadlines, and the relationship between tax contributions and benefit entitlements. Expert analysts from the Authority walked attendees through sample tax returns, highlighting common pitfalls and the importance of accurate reporting to avoid penalties. Interactive Q&A segments addressed concerns about recent legislative updates, including the introduction of Personal Income Tax (PIT) and its implications for social security contributions. The seminar also provided guidance on utilizing the online portal for electronic filing, emphasizing the streamlined processes and security measures in place. By equipping employees with practical knowledge, the Authority hopes to improve compliance within the public sector, reduce errors in payroll tax calculations, and ensure that contributors receive their entitled benefits without delay. Participants left the session with a clearer understanding of how their tax obligations integrate with the broader social protection framework, reinforcing the Authority’s commitment to building a knowledgeable and compliant workforce.