Egypt Expands E-Receipt Mandate to More Taxpayers in B2C Transactions

Egypt is further modernizing its tax collection system with the expansion of its e-receipt mandate. As of January 15, 2025, a new group of taxpayers, as part of the sixth wave under Resolution No. 405/2024, are now required to issue e-receipts for B2C transactions.

This mandate follows several delays and is part of the ongoing rollout of Egypt's e-receipt system, initially planned for full implementation by 2024. Taxpayers in this latest group must integrate their point-of-sale devices or ERP systems with the central system, enabling real-time verification of transaction validity. More information on the requirements is available through the Egyptian Tax Authority’s website using a taxpayer’s registration number.

There’s more you should know about e-invoicing in Egypt – learn more about the new and upcoming regulations.

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