- The UAE Ministry of Finance has announced amendments to the VAT Executive Regulations through Cabinet Decision No. 100 of 2025, which prepare for the upcoming e-invoicing mandate by making significant changes to tax invoice and credit note requirements.
- Once onboarded, businesses will face new compliance obligations, including mandatory full data on tax invoices and credit notes, the need for updated ERP and billing systems, and alignment of finance and tax processes with electronic issuance and record-keeping.
- Companies are urged to act quickly, as many current flexibilities will be eliminated under the e-invoicing regime, making early impact assessments essential for ensuring readiness, avoiding disruptions, and maintaining compliance in the UAE’s digital tax transformation.
Source Ishan Kathuria
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