E-Invoicing for UAE Businesses
Calculate, validate, and send compliant e-invoices with less hassle.
What is e-Invoicing?
E-Invoicing is the electronic exchange of invoice data in a structured format, reported in real time to the UAE Federal Tax Authority through accredited service providers. From 2026, B2B and B2G invoices must be issued electronically in the UAE.
PDFs, Word docs, and scans are not valid e-invoices.
Who needs to comply?
Regulation Overview
The UAE’s e-invoicing programme, led by the Ministry of Finance and Federal Tax Authority, introduces real-time validation and reporting of invoices. The system uses a Decentralized Continuous Transaction Control and Exchange (DCTCE) model and the Peppol 5-corner framework to ensure transparency and compliance.
Implementation Timeline
Accreditation of ASPs begins
Legislative updates published
First rollout for B2B & B2G invoices
How the tool helps
Smart data prep
Organise ledgers and map accounts to UAE e-invoicing rules
Accurate validation
Check mandatory fields and XML format
Send & archive
Deliver through the PEPPOL network and store in XML + PDF/HTML
Workflow
FAQ
Corporate Tax is a direct tax applicable to the net profits of companies operating within the country. The Ministry of Finance introduced this tax on 31 January 2022.
The UAE Corporate Tax became applicable either on 1 June 2023 or on 1 January 2024, depending on the financial year followed by the business. As per the rules specified by the FTA, if you are a business operating in the UAE and meet the eligibility for corporate tax, you need to pay a certain percentage of your profit as tax.