- Angola will implement mandatory e-invoicing for major taxpayers starting in 2025.
- The Presidential Decree was signed on March 12 and published on March 20.
- The decree becomes effective in September 2025.
- Initially, it applies to the largest taxable persons and government suppliers.
- Oil companies, banking, and financial institutions are included as large taxable persons.
- From September 2026, all taxable persons under the General and Simplified VAT Regime must comply.
- General Regime includes businesses with annual turnover of at least Kz 350 million.
- Simplified Regime includes businesses with annual turnover between Kz 25 million and Kz 350 million.
- Transactions valued at Kz 25 million or more must be electronically invoiced until mandatory e-invoicing starts.
- Other taxable persons can voluntarily join the e-invoicing system by applying to the General Tax Administration.
Source: vatabout.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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