- The UAE Federal Tax Authority will implement an E-Invoicing System starting July 2026.
- The system aims to simplify, standardize, and automate invoicing for real-time exchange and tax reporting.
- E-Invoicing involves structured data exchange between buyers and sellers, reported to the FTA.
- Objectives include reducing human effort, enhancing efficiency, lowering costs, and fostering a digital economy.
- Benefits include accessibility for SMEs, reduced processing costs, improved cash flow, simplified reporting, and secure cross-border exchange.
- The system uses the Peppol Network for security and interoperability.
- Significant deadlines include the start of the accreditation process in Q4 2024 and the beginning of Phase 1 in Q2 2026.
- The FTA oversees the administration and enforcement of the E-Invoicing system.
- Challenges include real-time data transmission, system integration, and compliance with regulations.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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