E-invoicing readiness: phase check, Accredited Service Provider appointment, PINT AE data and go-live
We confirm your phase and dates, check your invoice data against the UAE PINT AE fields, help you pick and appoint an Accredited Service Provider, plan system changes and testing, and make sure invoices flow on go-live day without penalties.
AED 5,000One time, then ongoing
For: All persons doing business in the UAE for their B2B and B2G transactions, phased by revenue: AED 50 million and above first, then smaller businesses, then government entities. B2C is currently out of scope.
What we need from you
Revenue for the reference period
Phase and dates
Invoice volumes by type: B2B, B2G, B2C, exports
Scope
ERP or billing software and version
Integration path
Sample invoices and credit notes
PINT AE field gap check
Customer master data with TRNs
Buyer identification
Exempt or excluded transactions
Out-of-scope check
What we discuss
Which phase are you in?
Sets ASP and go-live dates
Does your system produce structured data, not only PDFs?
E-invoices are data files, not PDFs
Which ASP fits your ERP?
Accredited list on the MoF site
Who in the team owns master data?
Missing buyer data blocks transmission
Do you issue B2C invoices?
B2C is out of scope for now
What we file
Phase check and gap review
Appoint an ASP from the accredited list
Onboard via EmaraTax and test
Go live
What you get
Readiness report with phase, dates and gaps
ASP selection note
Go-live checklist
The law
- Ministerial Decision 243 of 2025: Electronic Invoicing System scope, exclusions and obligations Source
- Ministerial Decision 244 of 2025 as amended by Ministerial Decision 66 of 2026: Phased implementation; ASP deadline for AED 50 million and above moved to 30 October 2026 Source
- Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025: Penalties for e-invoicing failures Source
- Art 67, Federal Decree-Law 8 of 2017: Tax invoices within 14 days of supply Source
Questions people ask
- E-invoicing dates for a small business
- Large business and the ASP deadline
- PDF invoices after go-live
- B2C sales and e-invoicing
- Choosing an Accredited Service Provider
- Penalty for late e-invoices
- System outage during e-invoicing
- Non-VAT-registered business and e-invoicing
- Receiving e-invoices from suppliers
- Data fields to fix before go-live
Contact us to book
Online payment in AED is not open yet. Send us a message and an adviser for United Arab Emirates confirms the scope and the fee before any work starts.
Sources
- MoF: UAE eInvoicing programme
- MoF: UAE eInvoicing Programme update deck, 30 June 2026
- MoF: eInvoicing Accredited Service Providers
- Deloitte Middle East: Release of UAE eInvoicing legislation
- EY Tax News: UAE MoF publishes Ministerial Decisions on e-invoicing
- VATit: UAE e-invoicing guide (timeline and Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025 penalties)
- Lookuptax: Ministerial Decision 66 of 2026 extends ASP deadline
- Gulf News: UAE e-invoicing ASP deadline extended
- MoF: Federal Decree-Law 8 of 2017 on VAT, consolidated with amendments