E-Invoicing in Oman
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Mandatory E-Invoicing in the Oman
1 July 2026
Pilot phase starts. A selected group of taxpayers begins applying the e-invoicing system.
31 July 2026
Deadline for businesses with annual revenues of AED 50M+ to appoint an Approved Service Provider (ASP).
1 January 2027
Full implementation deadline for businesses with annual revenues of AED 50M+.
31 March 2027
Deadline for smaller businesses (< AED 50M) and government entities to appoint their ASP.
1 July 2027
Full implementation deadline for smaller businesses (< AED 50M).
1 October 2027
Full implementation deadline for government entities.
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FAQ
Businesses with annual revenues of AED 50 million and above are expected to be included in the first mandatory phase starting from 1st August 2026. Smaller businesses will follow in later rollout phases.
Initial phases are expected to focus mainly on B2B and B2G transactions. B2C requirements may be introduced later depending on regulatory updates.
E-invoices will likely need to be generated in structured digital formats such as XML or UBL to allow automated validation and exchange between systems.
Yes. Under the upcoming framework, businesses will need to connect through an approved e-invoicing service provider or access point to exchange compliant invoices.
PDF invoices alone will not be sufficient. Structured e-invoice data will be required. A PDF copy may still be shared for human reading, but the structured file will be the legally valid version.