The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) has outlined various types of invoices that businesses in Saudi Arabia must issue depending on the nature of the transaction. For B2C transactions, the VAT invoice can be a simplified invoice rather than a full-fledged standard invoice. The article explores the applicability of e-invoicing and the different types of e-invoices, including standard electronic invoices, simplified electronic invoices, and credit and debit notes.
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