- The UAE Ministry of Finance announced the launch of a new e-invoicing system for businesses.
- Businesses can use the EmaraTax system to select an accredited service provider (ASP).
- Companies must sign a commercial agreement with an ASP to onboard and exchange e-invoices.
- The system’s tax reporting feature will be available before the July pilot phase.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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