- New E-Receipt Mandate: The Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA) has issued Resolution No. 281 of 2025, expanding the electronic receipt system to more taxpayers as part of the ongoing e-receipt rollout, specifically affecting businesses in the Sixth District and Fifth Settlement tax offices in Cairo.
- Implementation Date: Starting September 15, 2025, affected businesses must issue electronic tax receipts for all B2C transactions, requiring integration of their point-of-sale (POS) systems or ERP software with the ETA’s central platform.
- Compliance Verification: Taxpayers are advised to check their status on the ETA’s website to confirm if they are subject to these new requirements and are urged to take prompt action to ensure compliance before the deadline.
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Egypt Expands B2C E-Receipt Mandate to More Taxpayers Starting September 2025
- Egypt’s Tax Authority expands B2C e-Receipt requirements effective 15 September 2025
- New mandate under Decision No. 281/2025 targets additional taxpayers
- Aim is to improve revenue collection, reduce informal economy, and increase transparency
- Businesses listed on ETA’s portal must issue e-Receipts for B2C sales
- This is the eighth sub-phase of the second implementation stage
- Previous phase added new taxpayers in January 2025
- Businesses must register on ETA portal and integrate POS or ERP systems
- Receipts must be in XML or JSON format with unique identifiers and digital signatures
- Non-compliance may lead to fines, disqualification from government procurement, and denial of VAT input deduction
- Expansion promotes fiscal transparency and tax compliance in Egypt
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- See also
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