- Saudi Arabia is modernizing its tax infrastructure with the implementation of the E-Invoicing Regulation, known as “FATOORAH”
- The regulation aims to streamline invoicing processes, enhance tax compliance, and reduce tax evasion
- The scope of the regulation includes tax invoices, simplified tax invoices, and credit/debit notes for various transactions and entities
- The regulation applies to resident taxable persons and third parties issuing invoices on their behalf
- The implementation of e-Invoicing is divided into two main phases: Generation Phase and Integration Phase
- Upcoming compliance deadlines target taxpayers with an annual income between SAR 7 million and SAR 10 million
- B2C transactions are covered through the requirement for simplified tax invoices for transactions below SAR 1,000
- Self-billing is restricted to cases where both parties are VAT-registered and not permitted for simplified tax invoices or imports of goods.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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