- UAE E-Invoicing Guidelines moved from V1.0 to V1.1 in June 2026, keeping the 5-corner model but adding new guidance in appendices on storage, advance payments, and retention.
- Businesses remain legally responsible for retaining e-invoices, credit notes, and related data, even if storage is outsourced to an ASP or cloud/ERP provider.
- ASPs must keep transactional logs and technical traceability records, and provide transmission confirmations without undue delay.
- The update allows more flexible storage architecture, but delegation of storage does not remove the taxpayer’s compliance responsibility.
- New PINT AE clarifications were added for advance payments and retention arrangements.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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