As the Kingdom enters the full implementation phase of ZATCA Phase 2 (Fatoora Integration Phase), businesses are under pressure to modernize their invoicing systems and conform to the new set of compliance requirements. Phase 2 is, therefore, not just a software update — it is essentially moving toward real-time e-invoicing, which entails the need for
Saudi Arabia’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and digitization has transformed the country’s tax and compliance landscape. For business owners, staying compliant with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) is no longer just good practice — it’s essential for operational success and avoiding steep penalties. This guide explains what ZATCA compliance means in 2025, the
In today’s fast-evolving Saudi Arabian business environment, staying compliant with tax regulations, financial reporting standards, and government mandates like ZATCA (Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority) is no longer optional — it’s critical. Whether you’re a startup, SME, or enterprise, partnering with a reliable audit and tax advisory firm like Great Solutions can help you navigate
