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New Launch Dates: Pakistan’s e-invoicing rollout is rescheduled to 15 October 2025 for large companies, 1 November for mid-sized firms, and 31 December for small businesses, following registrations that began in February.
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Scope and Registration: The system covers importers, FMCG taxpayers, manufacturers, wholesalers, and online marketplaces. Integration with FBR-approved software or certified integrators is mandatory, ensuring compliance with digital invoicing and unique FBR invoice codes.
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Functionality Requirements: E-invoicing systems must generate, receive, store, analyze, and transmit invoice data securely, create digital signatures, print QR codes, perform period-end closings, and log all adjustments, modifications, or cancellations.
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B2C Fiscal Registers: Integrated suppliers, including manufacturers and distributors of FMCG, must install certified fiscal registers providing automated daily reporting to FBR, with both physical and remote access to records, logs, and electronic documents.
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