Oman Accounting, Tax and E-Invoicing
Dhara keeps your accounting, VAT and e-invoicing connected—giving you confidence, control and peace of mind.
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
Your mandatory date may be closer than you think. Delaying integration could leave your business unprepared.
Omani-Owned. Omani-Managed.
Dhara is an Omani company with 100% Omani management, delivering accounting, tax and e-invoicing services with a clear understanding of Oman's business and regulatory environment.
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
Keep Your Current Accounting System
Dhara connects your existing accounting software to Oman's e-invoicing framework, helping you become Fawtara-ready while keeping your current processes and day-to-day workflow in place.
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
Supported by
We work alongside organisations supporting Omani businesses.
Find your date
Fawtara is being applied in stages, and the Tax Authority confirms who is included and when. Three questions to find out where you stand — no email required.
Is your business registered for VAT in Oman?
Did the Oman Tax Authority contact you directly about Fawtara?
Roughly what is your annual turnover?
The Tax Authority notified this group directly. If you received that notification you are almost certainly in scope already. Confirm with the Authority, then talk to us about what running it properly looks like.
Your size places you in the early group. Preparation should be underway now — starting late is what creates delays, rejected invoices and penalties.
The Tax Authority sets the exact date for your group. What we can tell you is that preparation takes months, that everyone will move at once when the date is announced, and that businesses which start now avoid the delays and penalties that come with starting late. Register with us today and we begin immediately.
Fawtara currently follows VAT registration. If you cross the registration threshold, you come into scope. Worth watching rather than acting on.
Confirming which phase applies is the first thing we do in a consultation, at no cost — whether or not you go on to work with us.
Your obligation is confirmed by the Oman Tax Authority. Whatever your position, preparing early costs nothing and waiting does.
Two services, one team
Most businesses take both, because the e-invoicing connection only works as well as the bookkeeping feeding it. You can take one.
Issuing and receiving on Peppol · conversion to PINT OM (XML/UBL 2.1) and PDF/A-3 · validation before submission · reporting invoice tax data to the Authority · secure archiving with a full audit trail · rejection monitoring, so we watch and fix rather than you.
Bookkeeping and monthly management accounts · VAT registration and filing · corporate income tax filing · fractional CFO advisory.
One team, one view of your numbers. Nothing is missed between vendors, because there's only one.
What Fawtara is
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The invoice must carry structured data software can read.
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Oman uses the Peppol network rather than direct email.
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Directly, or through accounting software that connects via one.
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Wrong structure or missing mandatory fields means the invoice isn't accepted.
None of this is difficult once it's set up. The difficulty is setting it up in the last month before your deadline, at the same time as everyone else.
Keep your system
Moving to e-invoicing doesn't mean replacing your accounting software. In most cases we connect what you have and leave your day-to-day workflow intact.
Free guide
Written for business owners, not tax specialists. What the mandate requires, what your deadline is, what to fix in your invoice data, and a readiness checklist to work through with your accountant.
Inside: how Fawtara and Peppol actually work · how to find out whether you are already in scope · the invoice fields that most often cause rejections · a month-by-month readiness plan · questions to ask any provider before you sign.
FAQ
It depends on your size. The Tax Authority began with a first group of large taxpayers, whom it notified directly, and is extending the requirement to all VAT-registered businesses in stages — most SMEs among them. The Authority confirms each group's date, so confirm your own position with them; we help you do that at no cost. Whatever your date turns out to be, the preparation behind it takes months, which is why we recommend starting now rather than waiting to be told.
Not an ordinary PDF. The notified formats are PINT OM XML (UBL 2.1) and PDF/A-3 — the latter being a PDF with the structured invoice data embedded inside it, so it's both machine-readable and human-readable. A flat PDF isn't compliant. You can still send one to your customer for convenience alongside the compliant file.
Usually not. Most common systems can be connected. We'll tell you honestly if yours can't be.
For a business with clean books and a standard system, weeks. With a backlog, incomplete customer records or an unusual system, months. That range is why we recommend starting as soon as you can rather than waiting for your date — the work is the same, but done under pressure it costs more and goes wrong more often.
It depends on your invoice volume and whether you take bookkeeping alongside the connection. We quote after the free assessment, not before — quoting blind wouldn't be honest.
A short session with someone who knows the Oman rules. No cost, no obligation, and you leave with a clear answer whether or not you work with us.
Oman Accounting, Tax and E-Invoicing
Dhara keeps your accounting, VAT and e-invoicing connected—giving you confidence, control and peace of mind.
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
