- Oman is planning a nationwide e-invoicing mandate called Fawtara, led by the Oman Tax Authority, as part of its digital tax transformation and Vision 2040 goals.
- The system is expected to use a decentralized Peppol five-corner model, where invoices are exchanged through accredited service providers and tax data is reported to the OTA.
- Rollout is planned in phases: pilot with 100 large VAT taxpayers in August 2026, all large businesses in February 2027, remaining VAT-registered businesses in August 2027, and government transactions in 2028.
- The mandate will shift invoicing from a manual finance process to structured digital invoicing with near real-time reporting and new validation requirements.
- Final legislation and technical details are still pending, but businesses should start preparing for Peppol connectivity, service provider onboarding, and compliance changes.
Source: fonoa.com
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