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Invoice in SAR

Bill in riyals with 15% VAT, a VAT number, Arabic text and a ZATCA QR.

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The SAR builder covers what a Saudi tax invoice needs — 15% VAT, both VAT numbers, Arabic alongside English and a QR code carrying the seller, VAT number, timestamp, total and tax — and is honest about where ZATCA clearance takes over.

What it does
Builds an invoice priced in SAR
You give it
Both VAT numbers and the lines
You get back
A Saudi-format tax invoice with a QR code
Best for
VAT-registered businesses in Saudi Arabia
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About the Invoice in SAR

Saudi Arabia has the strictest invoicing regime of any market in this list. VAT is 15%, and since the introduction of the Fatoora e-invoicing programme a tax invoice must be issued electronically, must carry Arabic as well as any other language, and must include a QR code encoding the seller’s name, VAT number, timestamp, total and VAT amount in a defined TLV structure.

That QR requirement is why a generic invoice template is not enough for a Saudi supply. This builder produces a compliant-looking document with all the required fields and a QR code, but the integration phase of Fatoora requires invoices to be cleared or reported through ZATCA’s own platform, and no browser tool can do that for you — nor should it, since it would mean sending your invoices to a third party.

Payment is by local transfer to a 24-character IBAN beginning SA, and terms are conventionally short.

Key features of the Invoice in SAR

15% VAT

The standard rate since July 2020, with zero-rating for exports.

Bilingual labels

Arabic cannot be omitted from a Saudi tax invoice.

QR code

Seller, VAT number, timestamp, total and VAT, as the QR requires.

Honest about Fatoora

Clearance runs through ZATCA’s platform — no browser tool can do it.

Saudi IBAN

24 characters beginning SA.

How to use the Invoice in SAR

  1. 1

    Set VAT to 15%

    The standard Saudi rate, with zero-rating for exports and some supplies.

  2. 2

    Show both VAT numbers

    Yours always, and the buyer’s for a B2B supply.

  3. 3

    Include Arabic

    A Saudi tax invoice must carry Arabic. Use the label fields for bilingual headings.

  4. 4

    Add the QR code

    Encoding the seller, VAT number, timestamp, total and VAT amount.

  5. 5

    Give a 24-character IBAN

    Saudi IBANs begin SA. Name the beneficiary exactly as the bank holds it.

Frequently asked questions

Fifteen per cent as standard, raised from five per cent in July 2020. Exports, international transport and certain medicines and metals are zero-rated, and some financial and residential supplies are exempt.

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