UAE, 01 July, 2025 : The UAE will implement mandatory e-invoicing for businesses starting July 2026, with a pilot phase expected later this year. While the deadline may seem distant, experts warn that preparations must start now to avoid last-minute disruptions.
The move, announced by the Ministry of Finance, aims to eliminate paper-based billing and enhance VAT compliance, operational efficiency, and transparency. E-invoicing will require real-time invoice submission to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) and integration with Accredited Service Providers (ASPs), to be announced in 2025.
Industry leaders highlight that the shift will streamline VAT input credit reconciliation, reduce compliance risks, and improve audit readiness. Businesses are advised to assess their financial systems, form cross-functional teams, and ensure readiness ahead of the phased rollout.
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