08.08.21
Delayed go-live date for Phase two in the e-invoicing mandate
In Saudi Arabia, the Phase two enforcement date in the e-invoicing mandate has been delayed to 1st January 2023 and it will be implemented in waves by targeted taxpayer groups. Select taxpayer groups will be informed 6 months prior to the go-live date.
Due to the technical nature of the requirements in Phase two, taxpayers are encouraged to consult a solution provider or their internal technical teams to ensure their e-invoicing systems comply with ZACTA (General Authority for Zakat and Tax) requirements.
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Wave 7 of Phase 2 e-invoicing
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Wave 6 of Phase 2 e-invoicing has been announced
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Tax groups announced for new waves of the e-invoicing implementation
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ZATCA determines criteria for wave 4 participants in the Integration Phase
- Mandate information
Proposed amendments to the e-invoicing rules
- Mandate information
End of the initiative of cancelling fines
- Country updates
Details on wave 3 taxpayers in scope of the e-invoicing mandate
- Mandate information
Voluntary participation in Integration Phase
- Mandate information
Go-live of Fatoora portal and end of E-invoice pilot testing phase
- Mandate information
A new version of Detailed Guidelines of E-invoicing
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ZATCA announces the second wave of taxpayers included in Phase 2
- Mandate information
ZATCA releases user manual for Fatoora portal user manual – Version 2
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New e-invoicing phase 2 requirements
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ZATCA to subsidize purchase of e-invoicing software
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Saudi Arabia launches tax amnesty schemes
- Country updates
Saudi Arabia will consider reducing VAT “ultimately”
- VAT/G(S)ST rate information