What Changed in August 2026
The e-invoicing timetable announced before August 2026 no longer carries legal effect. Decision 189/2026 replaced it with a single test based on annual supplies, so scope now comes from a taxpayer’s own books rather than from a group the Tax Authority assigns. Material published before August 2026 still describes the earlier arrangement.
How an E-Invoice Travels Under Fawtara
Oman uses the Peppol five-corner model. Your invoice goes to your accredited service provider, which validates it, passes it to your customer’s service provider, and reports it to the Tax Authority.
There is no direct connection from your own system to the Tax Authority. That is the part most often misunderstood, and it decides what software you actually need.