E-invoicing in EgyptETA e-invoice (JSON or XML) with an electronic signature

Invoices are submitted to the ETA portal, signed, and receive a unique identifier before they are valid.

The facts

What issuing in Egypt actually involves

FormatETA e-invoice (JSON or XML) with an electronic signature
Goes toEgyptian Tax Authority, through the national e-invoicing portal
RegimeClearance — the authority authorises the document before it is valid
Invoice numberStays ours: gap-free, sequential, yours to control
Seller tax IDTax registration number
Buyer tax IDTax registration number
Peppol EAS codeNot in the official EAS list
IntegrationDirect, no third-party provider needed

The part that costs a day

The catch nobody writes down

Every line has to carry a code from a recognised list — GS1 or the authority's own EGS codes — so the catalogue has to be mapped before the first invoice, not after. The document is also signed with a hardware token issued to the company, which means issuing cannot be fully delegated to a cloud system that does not hold that token.

Your numbering stays yours

We issue gap-free, sequential numbers that reset on your schedule and are never reused — including for voided documents, which keep theirs. The authority takes the document as numbered.

Tax is computed from the base

Never extracted from the gross. The two formulas differ by a cent and the wrong one gets the file rejected. The leftover cent is declared as payment rounding (BT-114), where the standard puts it.

Straight talk

What we do not do in Egypt.

We do not hold your signing certificate, we do not file your periodic returns, and we are not your accountant.

Issuing here goes through a certified provider, with your own credentials. We build the document, validate it, send it and record what comes back.

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