- Oman will implement e-invoicing starting August 2026, with 100 large taxpayers selected for Phase 1.
- The Oman Tax Authority released a draft e-invoicing data dictionary in November 2025 for consultation and held workshops to explain its use.
- The data dictionary standardizes invoice data, defines business terms, business rules, and code lists for compliance and interoperability.
- Oman’s framework aligns with the PEPPOL model but includes Oman-specific requirements; formal adoption of PEPPOL is still under discussion.
- E-invoicing will cover all transaction types and supply categories, including B2B, B2C, and B2G.
Source: kpmg.com
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