- Egypt’s Tax Authority expands B2C e-Receipt requirements effective 15 September 2025
- New mandate under Decision No. 281/2025 targets additional taxpayers
- Aim is to improve revenue collection, reduce informal economy, and increase transparency
- Businesses listed on ETA’s portal must issue e-Receipts for B2C sales
- This is the eighth sub-phase of the second implementation stage
- Previous phase added new taxpayers in January 2025
- Businesses must register on ETA portal and integrate POS or ERP systems
- Receipts must be in XML or JSON format with unique identifiers and digital signatures
- Non-compliance may lead to fines, disqualification from government procurement, and denial of VAT input deduction
- Expansion promotes fiscal transparency and tax compliance in Egypt
Source: rtcsuite.com
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