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The Internal Invoice serves as a formal document for recording and tracking financial transactions between departments or cost centers within the same organization in Qatar. This document type is essential for maintaining accurate internal accounting records, cost allocation, and compliance with Qatar's tax and commercial regulations. It must conform to the requirements set forth in Qatar's Tax Law No. 24 of 2018 and related regulations, including proper documentation in both Arabic and English where required. The Internal Invoice is particularly important for organizations with multiple departments or projects requiring separate cost tracking, and it supports internal audit processes while ensuring compliance with local accounting standards and tax requirements. The document includes essential elements such as department details, service descriptions, tax calculations, and necessary approval signatures.

1. Invoice Header: Company details, invoice number, date, and internal reference numbers

2. Billing Information: Department/cost center details for internal billing, including relevant internal codes

3. Service/Product Details: Itemized list of products or services with descriptions, quantities, and unit prices

4. Calculation Details: Subtotal, applicable taxes, and total amount in both numbers and words

5. Payment Information: Internal payment processing details and cost allocation codes

6. Authorization: Required signatures and approval codes from relevant department heads