Dr. Hussam Abu Ali, Director of the Income and Sales Tax Department, clarified that the department made it possible for financial managers, those concerned with purchasing, offering bids and tenders, and various regulatory authorities in all ministries, institutions and public bodies to verify the commitment of the company, institution, supplier, professional or service provider to register with the national e-invoicing system before Purchasing goods or obtaining services in exchange for a fee by entering the electronic link on the Income and Sales Tax Department website https://es.istd.gov.jo/query/FawtraQuery.aspx. Dr. Hussam Abu Ali, Director General of the Income and Sales Tax Department, said that the circular issued to all the ministries, institutions, and public bodies has restricted the purchase of goods or obtaining a service in exchange for a fee only from with companies, establishments, and individuals including professionals and craftsmen who are legally complied in registration with the national e-invoicing system came with the aim of Promoting the use of the national electronic invoicing system when issuing any invoice for selling goods or providing a service in exchange for a fee. The circular was issued in accordance to the provisions of the regulation for organizing and controlling invoicing affairs No. (34) For the year of 2019 and its amendments which obligated the companies, establishments, professionals, service providers, and craftsmen who applies the invoicing regulation to issue an electronic invoice via the national e-invoicing system. The circular called on all ministries, institutions and public bodies to add a condition to the conditions for submitting bids, tenders, award decisions and direct purchases that the company, institution, supplier or service provider be registered in the national electronic invoicing system