🇦🇪 UAE E-Invoicing

UAE E-Invoicing Compliance

The UAE has set its e-invoicing dates. Get ahead with FTA-compliant invoicing through GoRoute.ai - VAT ready, Peppol compatible, future-proof.

UAE E-Invoicing Status

Appoint a provider by 30 October 2026
Mandatory implementation 1 January 2027
VAT 5% Standard
Network Peppol Ready
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Prepare for UAE E-Invoicing

The UAE's dates are published. If your annual revenue exceeds AED 50 million, the Ministry of Finance requires you to appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026, with mandatory implementation on 1 January 2027.

2018

VAT Introduction

UAE implemented 5% VAT with FTA tax invoice requirements.

2024

Peppol Adoption

UAE joining international e-invoicing standards via Peppol network.

2026–2027

Appoint a provider, then go live

Businesses above AED 50 million appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026; mandatory implementation follows on 1 January 2027.

UAE E-Invoicing Solution

UAE VAT Ready

5% UAE VAT calculation with proper FTA tax invoice fields.

FTA Compliant

All required fields for FTA tax invoice compliance including TRN.

Peppol Network

Connect with trading partners globally via Peppol infrastructure.

Arabic & English

Bilingual invoice support as required by UAE regulations.

GCC Trade

Easy invoicing with Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and other GCC countries.

Future Ready

Built to adapt when UAE introduces mandatory e-invoicing.

Ready for UAE E-Invoicing?

Get ahead of the mandate with FTA-compliant digital invoicing.

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Primary sources and next steps

UAE E-Invoicing FAQ

Is e-invoicing mandatory in UAE?

Not yet in force, but the dates are set. The Ministry of Finance requires persons subject to its eInvoicing system with annual revenue exceeding AED 50 million to appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026, a deadline extended from 31 July 2026. Mandatory implementation remains 1 January 2027 and did not move. Who has to act, and what appointing a provider involves.

What are FTA tax invoice requirements?

FTA requires invoices to include: supplier & customer TRN, invoice date, sequential number, description of goods/services, quantity, price, VAT amount at 5%, and total payable. See our API documentation for implementation details.

Can I invoice Saudi and Oman customers?

Yes, GoRoute.ai supports cross-border invoicing across GCC countries. We handle format translations between UAE, Saudi (ZATCA Fatoora), and Oman (Fawtara) requirements.