Angola to Implement Phased B2B E-Invoicing Under General Tax Administration Plan

Angola’s General Tax Administration (GTA) is preparing to launch a phased introduction of structured electronic invoicing for business-to-business (B2B) transactions. This initiative includes amendments to the Presidential Decree on the Legal Regime of Tax Invoices, marking a significant step in Angola’s digital tax transformation.

Key Features of the E-Invoicing Rollout

This new e-invoicing framework is distinct from the Angola SAF-T regime, which has been in effect since 2019. Currently, businesses with an annual turnover of AOA 230 million or more must issue invoices through certified software systems.

The GTA’s proposed phased implementation plan includes:

• Electronic invoicing for transactions above AOA 25 million
• Mandatory e-invoicing for large taxpayers
• Mandatory e-invoicing for businesses exceeding AOA 25 million in turnover

Implications for Businesses

This transition aims to enhance tax compliance, reduce fraud, and streamline digital tax administration in Angola. Businesses subject to the new requirements should begin preparing by ensuring they use certified e-invoicing software in compliance with GTA regulations.

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