According to ZATCA’s announcement, the Integration Phase‘s second wave will affect taxpayers whose VATable revenue for 2021 exceeded half a billion SAR.
According to ZATCA’s announcement, the integration phase‘s second wave will affect taxpayers whose VATable revenue for 2021 exceeded half a billion SAR (approximately 133 million USD).
The mandatory use of e-invoicing in Saudi Arabi is to be rolled out in two phases. Phase 1 is the generation phase. Phase 2 is the integration phase.
Phase 2 integration has been split into two waves:
ZATCA will notify affected taxpayers of their Phase 2 wave at least six months in advance.
ZATCA will notify taxpayers in scope by July 1, 2023 at the latest, and upon this notification, each taxpayer will have 6 months to comply with the integration phase requirements. Compliance timelines will, therefore, vary for each taxpayer depending on the receipt of the notification.
The practical implication for businesses is that they will be expected to comply at some point between July 1, 2023 and December 31, 2023 depending on when they receive the notification.
In the Integration Phase, taxpayers must integrate their systems with ZATCA. Taxpayers will then be obliged to:
Companies must be ready to integrate their systems once the second wave becomes effective.
The above is a summary. For more information on the second phase requirements, check out our previous blog explaining requirements in more detail.
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