E-invoicing
E-invoicing for Saudi Arabia and Egypt
One ERP that issues invoices the tax authority accepts — and keeps them tied to the sale, the stock and the books.
Saudi Arabia and Egypt both require VAT-registered businesses to issue invoices electronically through the tax authority's system. In Saudi Arabia that is ZATCA's FATOORA platform (Phase 2, in waves by revenue); in Egypt it is the Egyptian Tax Authority's e-invoicing system. Dopave issues e-invoices for both from the same ERP that runs quotations, stock, purchasing, payroll and the books.
The two systems side by side
Format
- Saudi Arabia — ZATCA
- UBL 2.1 XML
- Egypt — ETA
- ETA JSON or XML
Signature
- Saudi Arabia — ZATCA
- Cryptographic stamp with a ZATCA-issued certificate (CSID)
- Egypt — ETA
- Company certificate on a USB token or HSM
VAT rate
- Saudi Arabia — ZATCA
- 15%
- Egypt — ETA
- 14%
How Dopave connects
- Saudi Arabia — ZATCA
- Directly to FATOORA
- Egypt — ETA
- Through your e-invoicing integrator
| Saudi Arabia — ZATCA | Egypt — ETA | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | UBL 2.1 XML | ETA JSON or XML |
| Signature | Cryptographic stamp with a ZATCA-issued certificate (CSID) | Company certificate on a USB token or HSM |
| VAT rate | 15% | 14% |
| How Dopave connects | Directly to FATOORA | Through your e-invoicing integrator |
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