Tax Star: An Approved ASP for UAE E-Invoicing
Appoint an approved ASP before 31 March 2027. Be ready to go live on 1 July.
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What is Phase 2 of UAE e-invoicing?
Phase 2 covers businesses with annual revenue under AED 50 million. They must appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) by 31 March 2027 and go live on 1 July 2027. Tax Star is an ASP approved by the UAE Ministry of Finance.

Businesses under AED 50m must appoint an ASP by 31 March 2027.
Built for CFOs and finance teams
You have a hard deadline, a busy finance team and an accounting system that wasn't built for PINT AE. Tax Star takes the appointment, the setup and the go-live off your plate, so your team can keep closing the month.

One Partner, Start To Finish.

No Disruption To Your Close.

Visibility You Can Report Upwards.
Trusted by UAE finance teams






Built for finance teams Preparing for
E-invoicing Phase 2
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Connect your accounting system or ERP. Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho Books, Odoo, Tally, spreadsheets and API. Pull invoice data into Tax Star for validation.
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PINT AE mapping. Map your data to the format the UAE requires, based on how your business is set up.
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Invoice staging. Review invoices before they go out. Add missing mandatory fields in one place.
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Error management. See validation errors before transmission and fix them while it’s easy.
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E-credit notes. Corrections go through credit notes, not edits. We manage the workflow.
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Multiple entities. Run every UAE company from one account.
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Reporting and batch uploads. Track status, success rates and errors, and upload in bulk when there’s no direct connection.

Implementing e-invoicing: what happens after you appoint an ASP
Appointing a provider is the first step. Implementation is where most of the work is.

Everything You Need To Go Live, In One Platform

Connects To Your Accounting System.

Catches Errors Before They Cost You.

Fixes Missing Data In One Place.

Runs Every Entity From One Account.
Watch Tax Star's E-Invoicing Software in Action
3 minutes: Watch how Tax Star helps finance teams review, validate and manage UAE e-invoices from one platform.
Real People, Real Results
Connect your ERP, Keep Your Workflow, Add E-Invoicing Compliance
FAQ
Businesses with revenue under AED 50M must appoint an approved Accredited Service Provider like Tax Star by 31 March 2027 and go live on 1 July 2027. Failing to appoint an ASP can lead to a penalty of AED 5,000 per month. Missing the date also means rushing implementation before go-live.
UAE SMEs with annual revenue under AED 50M must appoint an ASP for compliant e-invoicing by 31 March 2027 (Phase 2).
An Accredited Service Provider like Tax Star is a company approved by the UAE Ministry of Finance to send, receive and report e-invoices for businesses. Under UAE rules, you need an ASP. Your accounting software on its own can’t do this.
If you’re a UAE business invoicing other businesses or government entities, probably yes, whether or not you’re VAT-registered. Businesses selling only to consumers are excluded for now. Check your position with your accountant.
Onboarding on the FTA portal and appointing your ASP takes a few minutes. We guarantee you'll be live before 1 July 2027 (Phase 2).
Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho Books and Wafeq natively, other ERPs via API, and bulk upload for everything else.
PINT AE is the Peppol International Invoice format for the UAE. It sets the structured data every e-invoice must contain, such as buyer and seller details, tax codes and totals.
Yes. Firms can onboard and manage multiple client entities from one Tax Star account.










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