- UAE Cabinet Resolution No. (106) of 2025 sets fines for non-compliance with the Electronic Invoicing System.
- Applies to all entities required to implement e-Invoicing under Ministerial Decision No. (243) of 2025; voluntary adopters are exempt until mandatory.
- Fines include: AED 5,000/month for not implementing the system or appointing a provider; AED 100 per late invoice or credit note (capped at AED 5,000/month each).
- Additional fines: AED 1,000/day for not notifying the Federal Tax Authority of system malfunctions or the service provider of data modifications.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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