- Oman Tax Authority released detailed accreditation criteria for service providers under the Fawtara e-invoicing initiative.
- Requirements include mainland commercial registration, minimum paid-up capital of OMR 60,000, and a clean legal and tax compliance record.
- Entities must have at least one year (Riyada card holders) or two years (others) of operational history.
- Technical standards require robust security, system documentation, ISO/IEC 27001 certification, and regular security monitoring.
- The initiative aims to ensure a transparent and secure digital invoicing ecosystem in Oman.
Source: taxoman.gov.om
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