- ZATCA released updated guidelines for Group 15 taxpayers in Saudi Arabia for e-invoicing integration
- Businesses with an annual turnover of SAR 4 million or more in 2022 or 2023 must integrate their invoicing systems with FATOORA between March 1, 2025, and May 31, 2025
- E-invoicing is part of Saudi Vision 2030 to digitize tax processes and enhance efficiency
- ZATCA is rolling out e-invoicing requirements in phases based on annual revenues of businesses
- E-invoicing will simplify VAT compliance, reduce administrative burdens, and foster a more transparent tax environment
- Businesses are urged to comply with new requirements to avoid penalties
- ZATCA’s e-invoicing initiative is part of modernizing Saudi Arabia’s tax framework and aligning with international best practices
- The initiative supports sustainable growth under the Saudi Vision 2030 framework.
Source: mailchi.mp
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