Fatoora
Saudi Arabia's national e-invoicing platform, operated by ZATCA, through which all B2B and B2C electronic invoices must be issued or cleared.
Fatoora is the e-invoicing system operated by ZATCA in Saudi Arabia. It moved through two phases: Phase 1 (Generation) required taxpayers to issue and store invoices electronically. Phase 2 (Integration) connects taxpayer ERP/POS systems directly to ZATCA for clearance (B2B) or reporting (B2C).
Related terms
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E-invoicingAn e-invoicing architecture where invoices must be submitted to (and approved by) the tax authority before they can be sent to the buyer. KSA Phase 2 and India's IRP follow this model.
MyInvois
E-invoicingThe Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia's national e-invoicing portal, through which taxpayers submit invoices for clearance before issuing them to buyers.
Post-Audit Model
E-invoicingAn e-invoicing architecture where invoices are exchanged directly between buyer and seller and reviewed by the tax authority only retrospectively, typically through audits or periodic reporting.
Clearance Model KSA (B2B)
E-Invoicing ModelZATCA must validate and stamp B2B invoices before they are legally valid
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