🇴🇲 Odoo for businesses in Oman.

Omani businesses charge VAT at the standard 5% rate and file quarterly returns with the Oman Tax Authority, registering once taxable turnover passes OMR 38,500. Corporate profits are taxed at 15%, and a new personal income tax of 5% on individual income above OMR 42,000 is legislated to begin on 1 January 2028, so most employers still run untaxed payroll today. We configure Odoo to that framework: the local chart of accounts, VAT tax codes, tax-return-ready reporting, and payroll that respects Wage Protection System rules, monthly Salary Information Files through an approved bank, and social insurance contributions for Omani nationals.

E-invoicing runs on Fawtara, the national platform operated by the Oman Tax Authority on a Peppol five-corner model that routes each invoice past the authority as a compliance layer. Phase 1 becomes mandatory in August 2026 for the largest taxpayers already notified, with Phase 2 following in February 2027 and remaining VAT-registered businesses in Phase 3 from August 2027. We configure Odoo to produce compliant structured invoices carrying the Tax Card and CR details, so a business is ready as its phase date arrives rather than scrambling for it.

Most Omani businesses we move to Odoo are consolidating away from Tally, Focus, Sage 300, SAP Business One, or Oracle NetSuite: tools that either stop at the ledger or grow costly once inventory, projects, and multi-entity reporting arrive. Odoo brings accounting, VAT, payroll, and operations into one system delivered in both Arabic and English, instead of a stack of add-ons around a separate accounting core.