Saudi Arabia: Thirteenth Wave in the Integration Phase of Electronic Invoicing

  • 3 minute read
  • July 08, 2024

In brief

On 28 June 2024, the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) announced the criteria for the Electronic invoicing (E-invoicing) Integration Phase Wave 13 participants. As per the announcement, VAT-registered taxpayers that have an annual taxable revenue (taxable supplies) exceeding SAR 7 Million during the calendar year 2022 or 2023 are required to integrate their E-invoicing solutions with the FATOORA platform starting from 1 January 2025.


In detail

As a recap, E-invoicing in KSA was introduced earlier in two phases: 

  • Generation;

  • Integration. 

The Generation Phase already went live in December 2021, whereas the go-live date for the Integration Phase, as per the respective Wave announcement, is as follows:

Wave

Effective date

Revenue (SAR) Revenue period

1

1 January 2023

>3 billion 

>3 billion 

2

1 July 2023

>500 million 

>500 million 

3

1 October 2023 

>250 million 

>250 million 

4

1 November 2023 

>150 million

>150 million

5

1 December 2023

>100 million

>100 million

6

1 January 2024

>70 million

>70 million

7

1 February 2024

>50 million

>50 million

8

1 March 2024

>40 million

>40 million

9

1 June 2024

>30 million

>30 million

10

1 October 2024

>25 million

>25 million

11

1 November 2024

>15 million

>15 million

12

1 December 2024

>10 million

>10 million

*13

1 January 2025

>7 million

>7 million

* It is expected that ZATCA will send an official email to all taxpayers who have been selected as part of Wave 13 of the Integration phase of E-invoicing.

The takeaway

Taxpayers are recommended to assess their revenues for calendar years 2022 and 2023 to ensure readiness for the Integration Phase of E-invoicing and to implement the required changes. The integration phase entails a comprehensive review of ERP systems to ensure smooth integration with the ZATCA system. 

Taxpayers are recommended to conduct a gap analysis and take the required actions at the earliest.

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