Saudi Arabia's ZATCA Launches 24th Wave of VAT E-Invoicing Integration
Saudi Arabia's ZATCA has announced the start of the 24th wave of linking and integrating VAT e-invoicing systems into the Fatoora platform. This wave, set to begin no later than 30 June 2026, targets selected taxpayers who will be notified at least six months prior to their integration deadline. Full technical integration with the Fatoora system is mandatory for compliance.
Eligible for this wave are taxpayers with VAT-taxable revenue exceeding SAR 375,000 (approximately US$100,000) in any of the years 2022, 2023, or 2024. The companies or organizations included in this wave are those whose revenues meet or exceed this threshold in the specified years.
To facilitate integration, e-invoices must adhere to a prescribed format and include additional data fields specified by ZATCA. This ensures seamless compatibility with the Fatoora system.
The 24th wave of integration is a significant step in Saudi Arabia's ongoing efforts to modernise its tax system. Affected taxpayers should prepare for the transition and ensure their e-invoicing systems comply with the prescribed format and data fields. ZATCA's notification six months prior to the deadline will provide ample time for preparation.
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