e-Tax to develop digital platform for managing Egypt's e-invoicing, receipt cases
The contract award aligns with the government's strategy to accelerate the digital transformation of the national tax system and enhance operational efficiency using advanced technology.
Meanwhile, the new platform will play a vital role in identifying high-priority cases, boosting timely decision-making, and improving compliance through data-driven insights and analytics.
Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman of e-finance, commented: "This new contract with the Ministry of Finance marks a strategic step in our ongoing efforts to position e-finance as a leading enabler of Egypt's digital economy.'
'The Case Management platform represents a significant value-added service within the digital tax ecosystem, enhancing revenue collection efficiency and improving taxpayer compliance — ultimately contributing to stronger performance and long-term shareholder value,' he added.
For his part, Khaled Abdel Ghany, Managing Director of e-Tax, said: 'Winning this project is a strong endorsement of our technological and operational capabilities. It opens up a new, sustainable revenue stream through advanced GovTech services and strengthens our portfolio with high-impact sovereign clients.'
It is worth highlighting that e-Tax, jointly owned by the Ministry of Finance and e-finance, is the official technology arm of the Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA).
The company contributed to operating the nation's digital tax infrastructure, delivering large-scale digital transformation projects in the tax sector.
© 2025 All Rights Reserved Arab Finance For Information Technology Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info).
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Zawya
an hour ago
- Zawya
Egypt's non-oil sector shows signs of stability as PMI nears growth threshold
Egypt's non-oil private sector showed signs of stabilisation in July, with employment rising for the first time in nine months and a softer decline in output and new orders, according to the latest S&P Global Egypt PMI report. The headline PMI rose to 49.5 in July from 48.8 in June, remaining below the 50.0 threshold that separates growth from contraction. However, the index reached its joint-highest level in five months, suggesting only a marginal decline in business conditions. "Businesses ... had the confidence to hire new staff, leading to an increase in employment for the first time in nine months, if only a fractional one," said David Owen, Senior Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Employment rose as firms responded to signs of stabilising demand and rising backlogs of work. Output and new orders continued to fall, albeit at a softer rate than in June, with some firms noting increased activity amid tentative signs of recovering sales. The wholesale and retail sector remained the largest drag on demand and activity. Input prices rose at a quicker pace, driven by higher costs for items such as cement and fuel, yet remained below the long-run trend. Selling charges increased for the third consecutive month, although the rate of inflation was modest. Despite ongoing challenges, optimism about future activity improved slightly from June's record low, with firms expressing hopes for slower inflation and reduced regional conflict. However, overall confidence remained historically subdued. (Reporting by Reuters)
Zawya
an hour ago
- Zawya
Zain KSA publishes 2024 sustainability report
Riyadh: Zain KSA, leading telecom and digital services provider, continues to chart a path toward a brighter future for all. The Company has published its 2024 sustainability report under the theme 'Toward a Wonderful Sustainable Tomorrow,' capturing a year of environmental and social initiatives and achievements. The report echoes Zain KSA's commitment to embedding sustainability across all aspects of its operations, from network infrastructure and digital solutions to human capability development and community engagement. The report reflects a holistic approach that balances economic growth, innovative thinking, responsible environmental stewardship, and effective governance. The 2024 report underscores the full alignment of Zain KSA's sustainability strategy with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It also highlights the company's achievements across the four strategic pillars of its corporate sustainability framework: Climate Change, Operating Responsibly, Inclusion, and Generation Youth. Zain KSA CEO Eng. Saad bin Abdulrahman AlSadhan commented, 'Sustainability is not just a commitment, it is the vision that guides everything we do. We bring this vision to life through innovative digital solutions that create meaningful value for our communities, our environment, and our economy. Our approach is grounded in the firm belief that inclusive growth is vital to building a vibrant, resilient society. And this is why people remain the focus of all our efforts and our commitment to creating a lasting impact, uplifting lives, fostering prosperity, and fulfilling our role in advancing the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. The 2024 report represents a pivotal step forward in our sustainability journey, anchored in sustaining innovation and in a comprehensive strategy that embeds environmental and social responsibility into our business model. This vision drives us to deliver real, tangible benefits in every aspect of our operations. The initiatives and programs we have implemented reflect our deep conviction that sustainability is an ongoing journey and a way of work that harnesses innovation to serve humanity and protect our planet. Looking forward, we remain firmly committed to this mission and to fulfilling our part in shaping a strong, inclusive digital future for all.' To view the full Sustainability Impact Report, click here:
Zawya
an hour ago
- Zawya
AD Ports in deal to develop Egypt crude oil storage network
AD Ports Group, a leading global enabler of trade, logistics, and industry, has signed an agreement with Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum & Mineral Resources; and TCM Project Management, a Dubai-based company; to explore joint operation and development of Egypt's strategic crude oil storage network. Egypt's crude oil storage system is considered critical infrastructure within the country's national energy value chain, strategically positioned to serve domestic and international markets. The potential collaboration highlights AD Ports Group's commitment to expanding its integrated ports, maritime, logistics, and industrial footprint in Egypt, one of its largest overseas markets, where it has announced approximately $469 million in investment commitments since 2022. The MoU was signed by Ahmed Al Mutawa, Regional CEO of AD Ports Group; Nasser Shoman, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of Egypt; and Mahmoud farrag Omran, General Manager of TCM Project Management, in the presence of Karim Badawi, the Egyptian Minister of Petroleum & Mineral Resources; Sherif Mahmoud Issa, Ambassador of Egypt to the UAE; and Tamer Al Zeyadi, the CEO of TCM Project Management. On the deal, Badawi said: "This targeted partnership falls under the second and sixth pillars of our Ministry's integrated strategy and maximising the added value of Egypt's petroleum sector assets." "It is also aimed at enhancing regional cooperation, especially with the UAE with whom we share deep and diverse ties across all energy domains, from upstream extraction and production to downstream transport, distribution, and marketing," he added. Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director and Group CEO, AD Ports Group, said this MoU highlights its strategic interest in Egypt. "The potential joint operation and development of Egypt's extensive crude oil storage network reflects our commitment to bringing the full strength of AD Ports Group's integrated business model—spanning ports, maritime, logistics, economic zones, and digital solutions - through forging long-term strategic partnerships, supporting the economic and industrial objectives of the Egyptian government." "Guided by the vision of our wise leadership in the UAE, we are dedicated to advancing a closer, mutually beneficial economic relationship with our partners in Egypt, to deliver tangible benefits to the Egyptian and Emirati peoples, and supporting the success of our strategic partners," he added.-TradeArabia News Service Copyright 2025 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
