- Qatar’s Cabinet approved a draft e-invoicing law and executive regulations on May 6, 2026, prepared by the Ministry of Finance and the General Tax Authority.
- The law aims to create a legal framework for e-invoices and related notices, improve transparency, and support digital transformation.
- It is expected to define rules for issuing, storing, and transmitting e-invoices, and may require e-invoicing for certain taxpayers and transactions.
- The measure also seeks to build reliable digital databases to strengthen oversight and tax administration.
- Further details on scope, technical requirements, and implementation timing will follow after the law is published and additional GTA guidance is issued.
Source: kpmg.com
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