ETaxFlow gives Qatar small and medium businesses everything they need in one place — WPS payroll, gratuity, corporate tax data, AI invoicing, and financial reports in QAR — without enterprise complexity or enterprise pricing.
Qatar SMEs need WPS payroll, gratuity accruals, corporate tax data and proper invoicing. ETaxFlow covers all of it so you don't need four separate tools.
Run monthly payroll, generate the SIF file for your bank, and calculate end of service gratuity — all in a single payroll run. Learn more →
ETaxFlow keeps your accounts organised for Qatar's 10% corporate income tax on the taxable, non-Qatari/non-GCC ownership share. Learn more →
Create invoices in seconds, scan supplier bills with AI OCR, and post everything to your ledger automatically. Learn more →
Keep your books in Qatari Riyal with multi-currency support for foreign-currency customers and suppliers, converted automatically.
P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Trial Balance — always up to date and available in one click for banks, auditors and management.
Import statements from your Qatar bank and match transactions automatically — closing your month-end books in hours, not days.
Whether you're mainland or in a Qatar free zone, the same problems come up again and again.
ETaxFlow collects IBANs and salary structures once, then generates the SIF file for your bank every pay run — no manual formatting.
ETaxFlow accrues end of service gratuity every pay period under Qatar Labour Law No. 14 of 2004, so the liability is never a surprise.
ETaxFlow unifies invoicing, accounting, and WPS payroll so every figure ties to one ledger — no reconciliation gaps.
ETaxFlow keeps fixed assets, depreciation and adjustments organised so your accountant has clean data for Qatar's 10% corporate income tax.
Start on the Starter plan and upgrade to Pro when you need corporate tax data, WPS payroll and bank reconciliation.
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Small and mid-sized enterprises need to move fast without getting bogged down by complicated financial administration. ETaxFlow delivers enterprise-grade financial intelligence and automated bookkeeping, removing the overhead of complex legacy systems.
Design and send branded, professional invoices with digital payment links — in under 60 seconds per invoice.
Monitor incoming receivables and upcoming supplier payments on a clear financial dashboard. Cash runway visible at a glance — no accountant required.
Schedule supplier payments in advance with bank integration. Approve payment runs in bulk. Cash flow impact shown before you confirm.
Corporate tax data and P&L generated in one click from live data. No period-end manual work.
Common questions from Qatar small business owners about accounting and compliance
Yes, as a matter of good practice and for corporate tax purposes if any non-Qatari or non-GCC ownership exists. ETaxFlow stores all your records in the cloud and exports them on demand.
No. Qatar has not implemented VAT, so there is no VAT registration threshold to track. ETaxFlow keeps your accounts organised and ready in case that changes.
Most businesses are live in under 30 minutes. You enter your company details, connect your bank feed, and import any open invoices. For businesses migrating from spreadsheets, the import wizard accepts Excel and CSV for customers, suppliers and opening balances.
Yes. ETaxFlow supports role-based access so you can give your accountant, bookkeeper, or finance manager their own login with appropriate permissions. An audit log records every action against a user.
Profit & loss, balance sheet, cash flow, accounts receivable and payable ageing, and corporate tax data — all in real time, exportable to PDF or Excel.
Yes. ETaxFlow calculates salaries, produces the SIF file for your bank, issues payslips, and posts the payroll journal to the ledger.
The numbers every Qatar small business owner must know. Confirm current figures with your adviser.
Qatar levies a flat 10% CIT under Income Tax Law No. 24 of 2018, but only on the taxable profit share attributable to non-Qatari/non-GCC ownership.
Qatar signed the GCC VAT Framework Agreement but has not brought VAT into force, so there is no VAT return to file.
Most private-sector employers must pay salaries through the banking system and submit a Salary Information File (SIF) each pay cycle.
Under Qatar Labour Law No. 14 of 2004, an employee who completes at least one year gets at least three weeks' basic wage per year of service.
Books are kept in Qatari Riyal, with multi-currency support for foreign-currency customers and suppliers.
Entities with any non-Qatari/non-GCC ownership generally register with the GTA and file an annual return around 4 months after financial year end.