14% VAT, applied per line
Define a 14% rate once and it applies to every line, with the VAT amount and the total shown separately. Zero-rated and exempt rates sit alongside it for the supplies that need them.
Invoicing in Egypt
Invoicing software for Egypt
Send invoices in Egyptian pounds with 14% VAT, in Arabic or English — with clear limits on what it does and does not file for you.
Built for how Egypt businesses actually invoice
Egypt charges 14% VAT, and the Egyptian Tax Authority operates a mandatory e-invoicing system that registered businesses must submit through. Be clear about what that means when choosing software: Invroot produces and tracks your invoices, in Arabic or English and in pounds, but it does not submit them to the ETA on your behalf.
Not an ETA e-invoicing submission tool
Egypt's e-invoicing mandate requires registered businesses to submit invoices to the Egyptian Tax Authority. Invroot does not integrate with that system. If your business is in scope, you will still need whatever route you use today to file — Invroot handles the invoicing, receivables and reporting around it.
Priced and paid in pounds
Invoice in EGP, or in your client's currency when you bill abroad — useful when you invoice in dollars and keep your books in pounds. Each invoice keeps the currency it was issued in.
Arabic invoices, not translations
The whole document renders right-to-left — layout, numerals and direction — so an Arabic invoice reads as an Arabic document. Choose the language per invoice.
Your tax registration number on every document
Your tax registration number, address and trade name sit on every invoice, quote and receipt, alongside your logo, stamp and signature.
Payment links and automatic chasing
Every invoice can carry a payment link, and overdue ones are chased on a schedule you set — which matters most where collection cycles run long.
Egypt invoicing questions
No, and it is worth being direct about this. Egypt's e-invoicing mandate requires registered businesses to submit invoices to the ETA, and Invroot has no integration with that system. It produces your invoices, tracks what is owed and reports on it; ETA submission stays with whatever you use for that today.
14% as the standard rate. In Invroot you define the rate yourself, so zero-rated and exempt supplies can sit alongside it rather than everything being forced to one assumption.
Yes — any of 140 currencies, chosen per invoice and per client. Invoicing a client in dollars while keeping your own books in pounds is a normal setup and fully supported.
Yes. The document renders fully right-to-left, and the language is chosen per invoice, so an English-speaking client still receives English.
EGP 949 a month for the Starter plan, billed in pounds. There is a free trial with one real invoice to a real client, and no card is required to start.
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