- The UAE Ministry of Finance has launched an online accreditation service for eInvoicing providers.
- Accreditation is mandatory for providers offering eInvoicing solutions and related services to businesses in the UAE.
- Applicants must meet conditions such as being Peppol-certified, passing OpenPeppol testing, and having at least two years of e-invoicing experience.
- Required documents include a trade licence, tax registration, proof of capital, security certificates, and technical system details.
- Applications are submitted on the Ministry of Finance website using UAE Pass, with a user guide available online.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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