ZATCA Urges Establishments Subject to Excise Tax to File Their Returns for July and August 2026
The filing deadline is 30 September 2026. Late filing carries a fine of 5% to 25% of the tax due.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityThe filing deadline is 30 September 2026. Late filing carries a fine of 5% to 25% of the tax due.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityThe filing deadline is 30 September 2026. Late filing carries a fine of 5% to 25% of the tax due.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityA four-language reference to some 340 terms as they appear in the laws and regulations. It changes no obligation and no date, but it settles how a term is written — «الفوترة الإلكترونية», «الفاتورة الضريبية المبسطة», «الإشعارات الدائنة والمدينة». We have gone through its e-invoicing terms, and three words that are read wrongly.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityThe filing deadline is 31 August 2026. Late filing carries a fine of 5% to 25% of the tax due.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityZATCA applies Phase 2 of e-invoicing (the Integration Phase) in waves, notifying the taxpayers in each wave at least six months before their compliance date through official notice. If you have received ZATCA’s notice, your date is stated in it; if not yet, the announced criterion is taxable revenue. Either way, integrating early in a sandbox turns compliance day into a formality rather than a project.
Wave 25 covers taxpayers whose VAT-subject revenue exceeded SAR 187,500 in 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2025. Integration with the Fatoora platform begins 1 February 2027.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs AuthorityThe filing deadline is 31 July 2026. Late filing carries a fine of 5% to 25% of the tax due.
Source: Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority