Oman · OMR · VAT 5% · Oman Tax Authority
Omani buyers—from government entities using the tender board to private companies in Muscat and Sohar—compare quotations line by line. DocMak sets yours out with prices excluding VAT, the 5% VAT shown separately, validity, delivery time and payment terms, all in Omani Rial.
Opens the DocMak quotation editor in OMR with 5% VAT.
| 5% | VAT · Standard rate since 16 April 2021 |
|---|---|
| 0% | VAT · Zero-rated supplies |
| Tax ID | VAT number (VATIN) |
E-invoicing: Fawtara e-invoicing starts with a voluntary pilot from late August 2026. It becomes mandatory on 1 April 2027 for businesses with annual supplies above OMR 5 million, and on 1 October 2027 for all other VAT-registered businesses.
Sources: Oman Tax Authority · Al Tamimi: Oman approves VAT effective 16 April 2021 · Fonoa: E-invoicing in Oman · Last reviewed:
Buyers compare offers before VAT, then budget with it. Give both: each line excluding VAT, a VAT line at 5% and the total including VAT. If some items are zero-rated or exempt, mark them so the buyer is not surprised on the invoice.
Many Omani tenders score local content and Omanisation. If you employ Omani staff or source locally, say so briefly in the quotation notes; evaluation committees often look for it.
Write a validity date and a delivery time counted from the purchase order. For imported items, name the ones whose price depends on freight or exchange rates.
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