⏰ 18 days left until the ZATCA Wave 24 deadline (June 30, 2026).
VAT Invoice Software for Saudi Arabia
The short answer
VAT invoice software for Saudi Arabia must calculate 15% VAT per line item, include all ZATCA mandatory fields, print a TLV QR code on simplified invoices, and export UBL 2.1 XML for Phase 2 waves. Fattourh does all four automatically and validates every invoice before it is issued.
The problems you know too well
- Manual VAT math produces rounding errors that surface during audits.
- Generic international invoicing tools omit Saudi-specific fields and QR encoding.
- Phase 2 XML requirements are invisible until your wave notification arrives.
What Fattourh gives you
- Automatic 15% VAT per line item with correct rounding.
- Every mandatory ZATCA field validated before issuance.
- TLV QR code and UBL 2.1 XML on every tax invoice.
- Sequential ICV numbering and tamper-evident archiving built in.
Start free — be ready before June 30
Create your free accountFAQ
Does it handle VAT-exempt and zero-rated items?
Yes — line items can carry the applicable VAT treatment, and totals reflect the correct tax amounts. Always confirm the tax treatment of your specific goods or services against ZATCA published guidance.
Can my accountant export the data?
Yes — invoices export as PDF and UBL 2.1 XML, and records remain archived and searchable for the statutory retention period.
Is it ready for ZATCA Wave 24?
Fattourh generates the XML, QR, and ICV numbering Wave 24 requires. The Fatoora portal registration steps remain with your business; our guides walk through them before the June 30, 2026 deadline.
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Fattourh is an independent platform and is not affiliated with, certified by, or endorsed by ZATCA or any Saudi government body. This content is general guidance, not legal advice — always verify against official sources at zatca.gov.sa.