- Jordan is advancing its digital tax transformation with Phase 2 of the National E-Invoicing System starting April 1, 2025.
- All invoices for goods and services in Jordan must be issued through the National Electronic Billing System or integrated systems.
- JoFotara is Jordan’s e-invoicing platform for real-time invoice validation and digital recordkeeping.
- Phase 2 requires mandatory compliance with JoFotara for electronic invoices to be valid for tax purposes.
- Businesses must integrate their systems with JoFotara and meet technical standards.
- The ISTD urges taxpayers to register and integrate with the e-invoicing system promptly.
- April 1, 2025, marks a significant change in transaction documentation and reporting in Jordan.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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