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FATOORAH obligatory B2Be-invoicing third surge to join from 1 October 2023

Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority( ZATCA) confirm a third surge of taxpayers to join Phase 2( Integration Phase) of obligatory invoicing.
These are taxpayers with a periodic income between SAR 250 million and SAR 500 million.
The will be obliged to misbehave with the public FATOORAH governance from 1 October 2023.

July 2023 – alternate surge of B2Be-invoicing commences
Saudi duty and Customs Authority( ZATCA) has verified that the coming surge of duty payers should ready for their 1 July 2023 deadline to borrow FATOORAHe-invoicing.
These are businesses with a development above SAR 500m( roughly USD13.3 m).
ZATCA should have formerly communicated the eligible businesses.

The first surge,
taxpayers with an periodic development above SAR 3 billion, went live at the launch of this time.
This in itself was the launch of the alternate phase of e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia; the first was voluntary FATOORAH, which launched in December 2021.

ZATCA launches 2nd, ‘ Integration ’ surge for obligatory B2Be-invoice 1 January 2023
This will bear businesses to

B2B XML checks should be transferred to ZATCA for previous concurrence( nonstop sale Controls CTC).
B2C checks will rather be reported in near-live format, within 24 hours of booking.
Paper checks for guests is still permitted, althoughe-invoices can be offered.
In either case, a QR Code is needed.
The rearmost guidance for businesses above the threshold covers

Control conditions, business rules for confirmation of the xml checks
Specialized specifications ofe-invoices, certain data fields between obligatory, tentative or voluntary
Procedural rules, including Handbasket Group number treatment and addition of Fields for the Purchase Order and Contract Identification figures
Electronic checks test sandbox for testing previous to Jan 2023 full integration
Businesses can formerly test the FATOORAH e-invoice system in a sandbox terrain ahead of full obligatory obligation to issue e-invoices from 1 January 2023.
This follows the December 2021 preface of the obligation to be suitable to admite-invoices.

This has been handed by ZATCA.

Integration( Jan 2023) following first phase, preface( Dec 2021)
Saudi Arabia enforced the demand to admit B2B electronic checks for Handbasket deals by resident businesses from 4 December 2021.
Taxpayers don’t yet have to submit fulle-invoices( FATOORAH) to the ZATCA duty authorities in real- time until 1 January 2023.
Non-resident taxable persons for Handbasket purposes are barred.

This follows exemplifications in Europe(e.g. Italy) and from around the world whereby duty authorities seek to gain transactional- position details of duty arrears to help descry and help elusion. Check Handbasket Calc’s global live Handbasket tab sale ande-invoice reporting shamus
to see where additional real- time cessions of checks is being enforced.

The Zakat Tax and Customs Authority( ZATCA) is rolling out the new invoicing rules in two phases

Phase 1, Issue and storehouse( Generation), 4 December 2021
This covered the scores to issue, admit and store deals and purchase e-invoices in a secure manner from e-invoicing system. The compass will include the following deals

Domestic;
Zero rated; and
Exports
The following deals are barred

Pure inventories
Import of goods; and
inventories subject to rear charge medium
checks are needed to contain a QR Code for B2C checks at least. B2B will remain voluntary.
checks must include the obligatory fields and must be issued from an electronic system meeting ZATCA’s conditions. In addition, electronic clones of all issued checks must be stored by the taxpayer.

ZATCA laid out the introductory conditions for the Phase 1, Issue and storehouse, stage. This covers the
to see where additional real- time cessions of checks is being enforced.

The Zakat Tax and Customs Authority( ZATCA) is rolling out the new invoicing rules in two phases

Phase 1, Issue and storehouse( Generation), 4 December 2021
This covered the scores to issue, admit and store deals and purchasee-invoices in a secure manner frome-invoicing system. The compass will include the following deals

Domestic;
Zero rated; and
Exports
The following deals are barred

Pure inventories
Import of goods; and
inventories subject to rear charge medium
checks are needed to contain a QR Code for B2C checks at least. B2B will remain voluntary. checks must include the obligatory fields and must be issued from an electronic system meeting ZATCA’s conditions. In addition, electronic clones of all issued checks must be stored by the taxpayer.

ZATCA laid out the introductory conditions for the Phase 1, Issue and storehouse, stage. This covers the

Controls, conditions, specialized specifications, and procedural rules to apply the vittles of thee-invoicing regulations
e-invoice XML perpetration conditions;
security structures; and
QR Code tab demand
E-invoicing systems may include Online cash registers, virtual cash registers on tablets, e-invoicing software installed on a computer, e-invoicing software in- stalled on phone or tablet and pall- grounded results are exemplifications of e-invoicing results.

Digital Information Technology Establishment services produce instant and accurate duty computations into your ERP, billing, e-commerce or e-invoicing systems. This includes Saudi Arabia, other Gulf countries as the follow and the rest of the world. vontrols, conditions, specialized specifications, and procedural rules to apply the vittles of thee-invoicing regulations
e-invoice XML perpetration conditions;
security structures;
and
QR Code tab demand
E-invoicing systems may include Online cash registers, virtual cash registers on tablets, e-invoicing software installed on a computer, e-invoicing software in- stalled on phone or tablet and pall- grounded results are exemplifications of e-invoicing results.

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