5% VAT, applied per line
Define a 5% rate once and it applies to every line, with the VAT amount and total shown separately as a tax invoice requires. Add zero-rated and exempt rates for the supplies that need them.
Issue Omani tax invoices with 5% VAT and your VATIN — in rials stored to three decimals, in Arabic or English.
Oman introduced 5% VAT in April 2021, and the rial is divided into a thousand baisa. A tax invoice must show the VAT separately and carry your VAT identification number — and any tool that assumes two decimal places will round every rial amount it touches. Invroot handles the rate and the currency the way Oman actually works.
Define a 5% rate once and it applies to every line, with the VAT amount and total shown separately as a tax invoice requires. Add zero-rated and exempt rates for the supplies that need them.
Most invoicing tools store money in hundredths. The rial is divided into 1,000 baisa, so a tool that assumes two decimal places rounds every rial amount and quietly bills the wrong figure. Invroot stores rial to three decimals throughout — invoices, payments, reports and its own subscription.
Invoice in OMR, or in your client's currency when you bill abroad. Totals, statements and reports all follow the currency each invoice was issued in.
The whole document renders right-to-left — layout, numerals and direction — so an Arabic tax invoice reads as an Arabic document. Choose the language per invoice.
Your VATIN, address and trade name sit on every invoice, quote and receipt, alongside your logo, stamp and signature.
Numbers are assigned in sequence and never skip — the numbering series of a VAT-registered business should not have holes in it.
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