Electronic Tax Invoice
The Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority has now adopted the electronic tax invoice to prepare and exchange notices and invoices between buyers and sellers in an electronic system to facilitate transactions for everyone.
The Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority has now adopted the electronic tax invoice to prepare and exchange notices and invoices between buyers and sellers in an electronic system to facilitate transactions for everyone.
The second phase of the electronic invoice aims to link and integrate the electronic invoicing systems of those who are bound by the electronic invoicing regulation with the authority’s system (Fatora). Its importance lies in linking the electronic invoicing systems of taxpayers with the Authority’s system, issuing electronic invoices in specific formats, and adding some elements to the invoice.
One of the most important benefits of the electronic invoice is that it is not damaged or lost, as it can be accessed at any time. However, what are the key elements that should be included during the e-invoice design process? How do I know if I designed the right invoice for me? These and more questions are the subject of our article for today. Let’s get started.
here are many kinds of invoices, but the most important are: a sales invoice and a purchase invoice, and the definition, conditions and characteristics of each are different. Those invoices are used to indicate the specific amount that the buyer should pay to the seller.