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KSA E-Invoicing, Made Completely Effortless

The simplest way to meet ZATCA's e-invoicing mandate in Saudi Arabia.

ZATCA-approved Fatoora integration
Seamless ERP & POS integration
100% ZATCA compliance, audit-ready

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The mandate at a glance

Electronic invoicing in Saudi Arabia

What ZATCA requires, in one view.

Tax authority: Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)
Model: Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC): standard (B2B) invoices are cryptographically stamped and cleared with ZATCA in real time; simplified (B2C) invoices are reported within 24 hours
Scope: B2BB2C
All VAT-registered businesses resident in Saudi Arabia
Languages: ArabicEnglish
Currency: Saudi Riyal (SAR)

Implementation roadmap

The mandate is already live

ZATCA rolled Phase 2 out in waves by taxpayer revenue. Integration is now open to businesses as small as SAR 375,000 in annual turnover.

Find out which wave you fall in

01

Phase 1: Generation

Since December 2021

Structured, QR-coded tax invoices become mandatory for every VAT-registered business in the Kingdom.
02

Phase 2: Integration begins

Since January 2023

ZATCA starts rolling out direct-integration waves with the Fatoora Portal, starting with the Kingdom's largest taxpayers.
03

Wave 24
Current wave

Integration deadline: 30 June 2026

Any business that crossed SAR 375,000 in revenue in 2022, 2023 or 2024 is now in scope — the lowest threshold yet, bringing thousands of SMEs in for the first time.
04

Penalty waiver ends

30 June 2026

ZATCA shifts from educational mode to full enforcement — businesses in scope need to be compliant before this date.
05

Future waves

Ongoing

ZATCA is expected to keep extending Integration Phase coverage further down the revenue scale in future waves.

Wave 24, live now

SAR 375K

is the lowest revenue threshold ZATCA has ever set

JFC Fatoora keeps every requirement below current, so you stay compliant as ZATCA's rules evolve.

Invoice format & security

XML / PDF-A3 hybrid format, per the ZATCA e-invoicing standard
Cryptographic stamp and a system-generated UUID on every invoice
QR code for instant verification on simplified (B2C) invoices

Compliance phases

Phase 1 (Generation): structured tax invoices, live since Dec 2021
Phase 2 (Integration): direct connection to ZATCA's Fatoora Portal
Standard (B2B) invoices cleared in real time; simplified (B2C) reported within 24 hours

Deadlines to know

Wave 24 integration deadline: 30 June 2026
Penalty waiver ends 30 June 2026 — full enforcement follows
Amounts in Saudi Riyal (SAR), Arabic mandatory with optional English

Why JFC Fatoora

Tailored to fit your business

Compliance

100% ZATCA compliance

Full adherence to ZATCA regulations for hassle-free e-invoicing, validated before every exchange.

Phase 1 & 2 ready Arabic & English Audit-ready

Seamless integration, multiple options

ERP via API, SFTP or database, POS systems, or a simple portal solution.

API SFTP Database POS Portal

Secure cloud archival

Invoices stored safely in the KSA cloud using the PDF/A-3 format.

24/7 support

Round-the-clock assistance with the option to choose your SLA.

Local expertise in KSA

A dedicated team on the ground for support and compliance.

Trusted by leading enterprises across the Gulf & MENA

Get ahead of the ZATCA mandate

Wave 24's integration deadline is 30 June 2026. Leading teams are preparing now.

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