E-invoicing, zakat and tax guides for Saudi Arabia
Direct answers to the questions Saudi businesses ask about Fatoora, tax invoices, zakat, income tax and withholding tax, with tables and official ZATCA sources.
ZATCA Phase 2 integration with Fatoora, step by step
Phase 2 of Saudi e-invoicing connects your invoicing system to ZATCA's Fatoora platform from your wave's integration date. It takes four steps: log in to the Fatoora…
Read the guideGuideZATCA e-invoicing penalties, and what to do after a notice
E-invoicing violations in Saudi Arabia start with a warning and 30 to 60 days to fix them, not an immediate fine. Repeat fines start at SAR 1,000, 5,000 or 10,000…
Read the guideGuideTax invoice vs simplified tax invoice: what is the difference?
A tax invoice is generally the B2B document: it shows the buyer's name and address and ZATCA clears it before the buyer receives it. A simplified tax invoice is…
Read the guideGuideZATCA e-invoicing Wave 25: is your business included, and when?
ZATCA e-invoicing Wave 25 (Integration Phase) covers businesses whose VAT-taxable revenue exceeded SAR 187,500 during 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2025. The announced integration…
Read the guideGuideHow to choose e-invoicing software for your Saudi business
In Phase 2, choose software that sends tax invoices to ZATCA for clearance before delivery, stamps simplified invoices itself and reports them within 24 hours, produces…
Read the guideGuideAccounting software prices in Saudi Arabia 2026: a sourced comparison
At prices published on 28 September 2026, accounting software whose pricing page mentions Phase 2 starts at about SAR 42 a month (Alostaz: annual only, 50…
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Page updated 1 October 2026