What is the OMR 5 million threshold for Oman e-invoicing?
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There is currently no official Oman Tax Authority e-invoicing rule identifying OMR 5 million as a general e-invoicing threshold.
The current Fawtara rollout information describes taxpayers in terms of large taxpayers, selected rollout groups, and remaining VAT-registered taxpayers. For Phase 1, OTA says businesses were selected based on factors including revenue size, annual invoice volume, and technical readiness. It does not publish OMR 5 million as the universal threshold determining whether a business is subject to e-invoicing.
Therefore, businesses should not use OMR 5 million as an exemption threshold or assume that being below OMR 5 million means they do not need to prepare for Fawtara.
Key points
- OMR 5 million is not currently established by OTA as the general e-invoicing threshold.
- Revenue size is one of the criteria used in rollout selection.
- Being below an assumed threshold does not mean a business is permanently exempt.
- Remaining VAT-registered taxpayers are scheduled for Phase 3.
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