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Tax compliance shortcomings
The article focused on organizing the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority's procedures regarding the issuance of electronic invoices for commercial establishments. It mandated that businesses use technological solutions compliant with the system's requirements, including computers and cloud-based systems, not just specific types of cash register devices. The Authority emphasizes that issuing invoices electronically through a compatible system is the correct standard, and that printing invoices using word processing or spreadsheet programs does not meet regulatory standards. However, the use of modern accounting and imaging devices is not considered a violation if the invoice is issued via a compliant technical solution. Additionally, invoices containing accurate data—such as QR codes and product details—do not themselves guarantee compliance or tax evasion; they only indicate a potential violation when not aligned with the system. As part of its measures, the Authority conducted over 59,000 inspection visits during the third quarter of 2026. These visits resulted in the detection of violations related to the failure to issue electronic invoices and breaches in tax collection. It is also important to verify the software used and the method of issuing invoices to ensure full compliance and minimize the chances of tax leakage.
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