- UAE businesses urged to prepare for eInvoicing by July 2026 deadline
- Dhruva Consultants emphasizes the need for digital compliance
- New system will change how tax data is reported and enforced in real-time
- Legislative updates begin in Q2 2025, with full implementation by July 2026
- eInvoicing involves structured XML-based invoices through accredited providers
- Model inspired by successful implementations in other economies
- Includes B2B and B2G transactions, extending to non-VAT registered businesses
- Financial services, real estate, and designated zones will be monitored in real-time
- Businesses advised to assess data readiness and review internal systems
- Errors in reporting can lead to audits and penalties
- Long-term benefits include automation of VAT filing and improved refund processes
- Dhruva offers support through advisory, technology, and policy insight
Source: zawya.com
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