Oman E-Invoicing Guide: Fawtara Overview and Timeline
Oman e-invoicing explained in one page: Fawtara, Decision 189/2026, the 2027 timeline, OMR 5M threshold, PINT OM and ASP requirements. Free PDF.
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Fawtara is the Oman Tax Authority’s e-invoicing programme. It requires VAT-registered businesses to issue structured XML e-invoices through accredited service providers and to report invoice data to the Authority.
From 1 April 2027 for businesses with supplies above OMR 5 million. From 1 October 2027 for all other VAT-registered businesses. Voluntary early adoption is allowed.
It counts taxable supplies (excluding capital assets), reverse-charge supplies and intra-GCC supplies. Non-residents count only supplies made in Oman. VAT groups apply the threshold at group level.
PINT OM, a structured XML format based on the Peppol international invoice standard. A PDF or scanned invoice does not count as an e-invoice.
Yes. E-invoices are exchanged through service providers that the Oman Tax Authority has accredited.
Ten years from the end of the tax year, or fifteen for real estate, under Article 70 of the VAT Law.
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