- Saudi Arabia has extended its Fines Exemption Initiative for e-invoicing compliance through June 2026.
- The extension provides businesses a continued grace period to align with VAT and e-invoicing regulations without financial penalties.
- The exemption covers specific fines for procedural errors and late filings, if voluntarily corrected, but does not apply to tax evasion.
- The initiative supports businesses during ongoing onboarding waves, but is not a license to delay compliance.
- Taxpayers are urged to address system issues promptly and consult updated ZATCA guidelines for details on covered penalties.
Source: comarch.com
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