COUNTRY E-INVOICING GUIDE
E-invoicing in Jordan
Jordan launched its JoFatora e‑invoicing platform. As of April 1, 2025 (Phase 2), all B2G, B2B and B2C taxable transactions must be submitted electronically to be VAT deductible or valid.
- Overall mandate status
- Mandatory
- Tax authority
- Jordan ISTD.
- Last updated
- 29 Jul 2025Taken from government sites
Requirements at a glance
B2G
Mandatory
B2B
Mandatory
B2C
Mandatory
MODELNot confirmed
PLATFORM & FORMATNational JoFatora system run by Income & Sales Tax Department (ISTD). · Structured XML/JSON via JoFatora API or portal.
ARCHIVINGStandard business records retention (≥ 5 years).
Country overview
Jordan launched its JoFatora e‑invoicing platform. As of April 1, 2025 (Phase 2), all B2G, B2B and B2C taxable transactions must be submitted electronically to be VAT deductible or valid.
Legal basis
- Legislation
- Phase 2 rollout under Amended Billing & Control Regulation No. 2/2025; penalties apply for non-compliance (loss of input VAT deduction).
- Authority
- Jordan ISTD.
Requirements by transaction type
Key dates and implementation phases
Only dates from the country data are shown. Each milestone is labelled Confirmed, Proposed, or Pending confirmation.
No verified dates are available for Jordan yet.
Technical requirements
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