Muscat – The Tax Authority has announced the launch of Electronic Invoicing, a strategic initiative that forms part of Oman’s digital transformation efforts under Oman Vision 2040.

Currently in its initial implementation phase, the project is focusing on technical coordination and collaboration. The first stage will involve 100 large taxpayer companies in Oman, with plans to gradually expand to cover broader segments across various sectors in the future.

The project aims to facilitate the issuance and exchange of electronic invoices, enhance transparency and tax compliance, simplify taxpayer procedures, and accelerate the country’s digital transformation.

According to the Tax Authority, electronic invoicing will play an important role in reducing costs by minimising paper use, enabling faster and more accurate invoice processing, and strengthening trust between businesses and customers.

Officials stated that the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to modernising financial systems in line with international best practices and supporting the goals of sustainable development under Oman Vision 2040.