Mauritius e-Invoicing
The obligation, explained plainly.
What MRA e-Invoicing asks of a business, in neutral terms, and where a solution provider like Startouch fits. For dates, thresholds and scope, MRA’s own published material is the only authority.
What the obligation means
What changes for an invoice
Under MRA e-Invoicing, each invoice, credit note or debit note your business issues is sent to MRA by your Electronic Billing System (EBS) and comes back with an MRA identifier and a QR code that appear on the document you give your customer.
Your EBS is registered in your name
Your business registers its own EBS with MRA and holds its own credential for transmitting documents. A solution provider supplies the software; the registration and the credential belong to your business.
Places of business matter
MRA knows your business by its places. Each branch or outlet that issues documents is set up and matched to what MRA knows about it.
What a solution provider does
Builds each document in MRA’s format, transmits it, records the identifier and QR that come back, keeps the fiscal record for the statutory period, and handles retries when MRA cannot be reached. That is what Startouch Fiscal EBS is.
What no provider can do
Register on your behalf, hold your MRA portal password, or be “approved” or “endorsed” by MRA. Startouch is not endorsed or approved by the Mauritius Revenue Authority, and no solution provider is.