The Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) is introducing an e-Invoicing System at the national level in
Mauritius in a phase-wise approach. With the advent of this e-Invoicing System, providers of goods and
services (that is, the sellers) will be required to fiscalise their invoices or receipts in real time with the
MRA before issuing them to their customers (that is, the buyers).
For the purpose of the MRA e-Invoicing System, an Electronic Billing System (EBS) refers to the system being used (or intended to be used) by an economic operator for generation of electronic invoices to record its sales transactions including invoices, credit notes and debit notes. In a nutshell, to make an EBS compliant with the MRA e-Invoicing System, the EBS must be customized for it to communicate in real time with the MRA e-Invoicing System by using the appropriate Application Programming Interface (API) made available by the MRA.
For the purpose of the MRA e-Invoicing System, an Electronic Billing System (EBS) refers to the system being used (or intended to be used) by an economic operator for generation of electronic invoices to record its sales transactions including invoices, credit notes and debit notes. In a nutshell, to make an EBS compliant with the MRA e-Invoicing System, the EBS must be customized for it to communicate in real time with the MRA e-Invoicing System by using the appropriate Application Programming Interface (API) made available by the MRA.
|
In general, an Economic Operator could use his own internal team of software developers or an external solution provider to customise and maintain an EBS to be used for transmission of invoices.
Sign Up as an EBS Developer or EBS Solution Provider on the MRA e-Invoicing Portal in order to get access to the technical guidelines for customising and, thereafter, testing the EBS for compliance with the MRA e-Invoicing System. |