Compliant with ZATCA E-Invoice 

Nodhom complies with the ZATCA’s requirements to implement the first and second phases of the e-invoicing.

Yes, Nodhom apps have the ability to connect to the Internet and work on cloud technology

Yes, QR code could be generated from Nodhom Apps. QR code is mandatory for simplified tax invoices (usually issued for B2C transactions) and optionally for tax invoices (usually issued for B2B transactions).

Yes, it includes the following:
- Seller’s name
- VAT registration number of the seller
- Time stamp of the Electronic Invoice or Credit/Debit Note (date and time)
- Electronic Invoice or Credit/Debit Note total (with VAT)
- VAT total​

All the data fields that are visible on human readable form of the invoice must be in Arabic. VAT Regulations require the Tax Invoices and Simplified Tax Invoices (along with corresponding credit notes or debit notes) to be in Arabic mandatorily.  Invoice can be bilingual and include English as well. ​​

• ​E-invoicing applies to all persons subject to VAT and any other parties issuing tax invoices on behalf of suppliers subject to VAT.
• Non-resident taxable persons for VAT purposes are excluded.​​

• Phase One, known as the Generation phase and enforceable as of December 4, 2021. 
• Phase Two, known as the Integration phase and enforceable starting from January 1, 2023

Nodhom Apps complies with the conditions and requirements of the authority for the second phase of the E- invoice listed here.

For the second phase E-invoice requirements click here.