The head of the Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA) has stressed that electronic invoicing and receipts are now essential for businesses to verify costs and claim VAT refunds. The ETA has announced that transactions not documented through its approved digital systems will not be recognized by the tax authority. Beyond regulatory compliance, this digital transition is seen as a major milestone for modernizing Egypt’s tax infrastructure, offering businesses opportunities to enhance financial performance and reduce risk. The ETA is providing free technical support and encourages all non-compliant companies to promptly integrate with its electronic tax platforms.
Source: dailynewsegypt.com
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