21/10/2024
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21/10/2024
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KUWAIT CITY, Oct 21: The Ministry of Commerce has issued a new regulation requiring all shop owners, companies, and commercial institutions to use Arabic as the primary language on purchase invoices for all transactions. While Arabic is mandatory, an additional language may be included alongside it.
The regulation specifies that invoices must contain the following information: buyer’s name, date, address, item description, condition, quantity, price, delivery date, serial number, and the supplier’s signature and stamp.
