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SAMEH EWIS
SAMEH EWIS
April 17, 2021
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Will QuickBooks make the changes to comply with new tax requirements and obligations in Saudi Arabia "Electronic Billing terms and conditions"?

  • April 17, 2021
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    BettyJaneB
    BettyJaneB
    April 18, 2021

    I'd be happy to address your tax requirement concern, @SAMEH EWIS.

     

    I can see the importance of using an invoice that meets the standard requirement of your tax agency. However, the structure of the invoice template for the new Electronic Billing Terms and Conditions isn't available in the system.

     

    For now, I'd recommend checking for an add-on service that you can integrate with QuickBooks Online to comply with the new invoice regulation. Know that QuickBooks Online always aims to be compliant with the rules of the tax agencies, and we find ways to cope with your business's needs. 

     

    To add up, to give you insights on what the invoicing feature in QBO can do, feel free to check out this link: Learn how to create and send invoices in QuickBooks Online.

     

    Let me know if there's anything else that you need about this or with QuickBooks. I got your back. Have a great day!

      SAMEH EWIS
      SAMEH EWISAuthor
      April 18, 2021

      @BettyJaneB 

      Thanks for your reply

      but i don't know any Add-on service to full fill this issue "KSA VAT Electronic billing"

      If you please, check out the attached file and send your recommendation about which add-on service I can use to solve this problem

      Thanks

       

      JessT
      JessT
      April 18, 2021

      Hi SAMEH EWIS,

       

      We're currently unable to provide an add-on service for invoicing in QBO for Saudi Arabia. We, the support team, are also waiting for some announcements about this scenario.

       

      If you have other questions in mind, feel free to go back to this thread.

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