- The UAE Ministry of Finance released new e-invoicing guidelines on February 23, 2026, providing clarity on implementation, scope, and compliance.
- Three key documents were published: the main implementation guideline, the ASP selection guide, and the mandatory fields guide.
- The UAE e-invoicing model is decentralized and Peppol-based, involving Accredited Service Providers (ASPs) for invoice validation, conversion, and reporting.
- Compliance responsibility remains with the business (supplier or buyer), not the ASP, and e-invoicing applies broadly to persons conducting business in the UAE, not just VAT-registered entities.
- The guidelines detail scope, onboarding, required invoice data, special scenarios, tax handling, and data retention requirements.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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