Invoices, credit and debit notes
Invoices in QAR or any currency, with credit and debit notes tied to the invoice they correct.
Qatar asks for no clearance and no reporting. Every invoice still leaves Aqid ERP with a QR code and its XML inside a PDF/A-3, so an auditor, a customer or a future mandate finds the document complete.
Invoices in QAR or any currency, with credit and debit notes tied to the invoice they correct.
The XML is generated from the ledger and embedded in the PDF/A-3; nothing is signed for an authority because none asks.
A QR code on every PDF and the XML inside it, in Arabic and English.
Payments to non-resident suppliers carry withholding tax by category, summarised for the monthly form.
The same document model clears invoices in Saudi Arabia; a Qatari mandate would be a transmission step, not a rebuild.
No mandate today. Aqid ERP issues invoices with a QR code and keeps the XML; if the General Tax Authority introduces one, the documents already have the shape.
No. Dhareeba is the portal where you file; Aqid ERP gives you the figures and the documents behind them.
Qatar has no VAT. Withholding tax on non-resident suppliers is what Aqid ERP tracks.