The Gulf
Choose your country when you sign up, and M1Serve starts in its currency, its decimals, its time zone and its tax — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait or Qatar.
You set your VAT rate together with your tax number, once you are registered.
Kuwaiti and Bahraini dinars and the Omani rial have three decimals, and so does M1Serve for them: on the till, the bill, the reports and the books.
An add-on: every paid bill becomes a signed simplified tax invoice with ZATCA's QR code, reported to Fatoora within 24 hours. Refunds become credit notes.
The NBR return and the Oman Tax Authority return, laid out box by box in each form's own order, from the same books as everything else.
Box by box, with each branch's sales on its own emirate's line and refunds in the period they happen.
A café per country, each with its own currency, tax registration and books — and one login that moves between them.
Run payroll in M1 TimePilot, our HR and payroll app. It works out each Gulf country's social insurance, such as GOSI, SIO and PASI, and each closed month comes into the books as one journal entry, with every scheme owed on its own line.
All six Gulf countries — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Qatar — each with its own currency, decimals, time zone and tax set when you sign up. Cafés elsewhere can sign up too and set their own currency and tax.
No. A café is one country: one currency, one tax registration and one set of books. A business in two countries runs a café in each, linked into a group.
It shows each café's sales and VAT side by side, each in its own currency. Nothing is converted at a guessed exchange rate.
No. M1Serve prepares the figures box by box from your books; you review them and file with your tax authority yourself.
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