- UAE Ministry of Finance opened a public consultation on a proposed e-invoicing regime.
- The consultation aims to gather feedback on the adopted DCTCE five-corner model e-invoicing system.
- The consultation document emphasizes the government’s goal to enhance performance and improve digital infrastructure.
- The DCTCE e-invoicing model was adopted in October 2024, with implementation planned for 2026.
- The consultation focuses on the data dictionary, including whether it covers all required fields, potential conflicts, and industry-specific data elements.
- The Ministry of Finance seeks clarity on field definitions and potential confusion for stakeholders.
Source: vatabout.com
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