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Mandate Overview

The mandate

Jordan's Income and Sales Tax Department (ISTD) operates the JoFotara national e-invoicing system, which moved from voluntary onboarding to a phased B2B mandate starting April 1, 2025. The Council of Ministers approved the mandate decision in late 2024, with all VAT-registered taxpayers required to issue and transmit electronic invoices through JoFotara. Jordan also operates the eFAWATEERcom platform for B2C bill payments, but JoFotara is the dedicated tax-clearance system for invoicing. The phased onboarding sequences taxpayers by sector and turnover through 2025 and into 2026.

Timeline

Key milestones

2023
Feb 1, 2023
  • JoFotara launched as voluntary e-invoicing platform

2024
Dec 1, 2024
  • Council of Ministers approves mandatory e-invoicing decision

2025
Apr 1, 2025
  • Phased B2B mandate via JoFotara begins

2026
Jan 2026
  • Continued onboarding of remaining VAT-registered taxpayers

Flowie Coverage

How Flowie supports Jordan

Flowie generates JoFotara-compliant invoices ready for ISTD submission. Local accredited service provider partnerships required for full transmission.

FAQ

Common questions

When does the JoFotara mandate apply to my company?

Since April 1, 2025 for the first wave of VAT-registered taxpayers, with sector and turnover-based phasing through 2025 and 2026. The ISTD notifies in-scope taxpayers and publishes onboarding waves; verify your specific deadline directly with the authority.

How does JoFotara differ from eFAWATEERcom?

JoFotara is the ISTD's dedicated e-invoicing and tax-clearance platform for B2B and B2G invoicing. eFAWATEERcom is the Central Bank of Jordan's bill-payment infrastructure — primarily B2C — operated separately. The two systems serve different functions and should not be conflated.

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