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E-Invoicing · readiness assessment

E-invoicing readiness, assessed before the framework reaches you

The UAE e-invoicing framework is arriving in phases, on the Ministry of Finance's timetable. An assessment reads your invoicing system, your invoice data and your process against the published requirements and tells you in writing what to change — and what can wait until your phase begins.

Official dates onlyWritten assessmentQuote before any work
How it runs
How it runs: Book → Assess → Prepare → Written assessmentBookAssessPrepareWritten assessment

Book a readiness assessment

Tell us which system issues your invoices. An e-invoicing specialist responds promptly with the questions we need answered.

Your name

A written quote before any work. We use your details only to respond to your request.

Written assessmentSystem-agnosticDates from the published decisions
FTA-Registered Tax AgencyTax Agency Reg. No. 30001887Business Bay, DubaiArabic & English
Three steps

From booking to a ready system

1BookSend the form with your system. We come back with the questions we need, then a short consultation.
2AssessA specialist reads your data, system and process against the published requirements; a registered tax agent checks the VAT alignment.
3PrepareIf changes are needed, a written scope and quote come first — then the data clean-up, the system work and the process.

Tell us which system issues your invoices today; the assessment starts from what it can already produce.

Name my system
What the assessment covers

What a readiness assessment reads

Five readings and one written conclusion.

Your invoicesWhat each invoice carries today — fields present, fields missing
The frameworkWhat the published requirements expect; dates from the published decisions
Your planWhat to change now, and what can wait until your date — in writing
  1. Invoice data fields

    Whether each invoice carries the data the published framework expects — parties, TRNs, tax breakdown, references — and where fields are missing.

    Included
  2. System capability

    What your current system can issue and export, and what an accredited service provider would need from it.

    Included
  3. Process & controls

    Who issues, approves and corrects invoices, and how credit notes and cancellations are handled.

    Included
  4. VAT alignment

    That the invoice data agrees with the VAT treatment applied in the return — the framework exposes any gap.

    Included
What you'll need

What to have ready

Nothing needs to be perfect — the review exists to find what is missing.

  • A sample of recent invoicesAs issued — PDFs or exports from your system
  • Your VAT registration detailsTRN and return period
  • Access to your invoicing systemRead-only access, or an export of the invoice table
  • A short note on your channelsPOS, e-commerce, portal, manual — and roughly how many invoices a month
ScopeWritten before any work
DocumentsA structured request, one channel
ReviewSpecialist prepares, agent reviews
TimingPlanned against the deadline
Who this is for

Three systems, three readiness paths

If one of these describes you, this is the right next step.

Invoices from spreadsheets or templates

Invoices are issued by hand, numbered by hand and stored by hand — and no system holds the data as fields.

Data fields · system

A system that was never set up for VAT

The accounting system issues invoices, but the tax mapping was never configured — the return is corrected at the end of each period.

VAT alignment · mapping

High volume, several channels

POS, online and manual invoices from different sources — and no single record of what was issued.

Process · controls · reconciliation
The document journey

What readiness is assessed against

The invoice journey — creation → structured data → exchange → recipient → recordsIllustrative sample
The invoice journey — creation → structured data → exchange → recipient → records: Invoice created → Structured data → Exchange → Recipient → Records → Your systemInvoice createdStructured dataExchangeRecipientRecordsYour system
  1. Invoice created
  2. Structured data
  3. Exchange
  4. Recipient
  5. Records
  6. Your system
Readiness is assessed on your invoices and your system, not promised.
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Prepared by a specialist and reviewed by a senior. Tax-related work is reviewed by a Registered Tax Agent where relevant. Nothing is filed before you approve it.

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This page describes a scoped review. Deadlines, thresholds and reliefs are as published by the Ministry of Finance and the Federal Tax Authority; what applies to you is confirmed against your own facts. A written scope and quote precede any work.

FAQ

Three questions we hear before an assessment

Short, factual answers. Your own position is what the review settles.

By revenue. Ministerial Decision No. 244 of 2025, as amended by No. 66 of 2026, phases e-invoicing in by revenue — businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more first, then smaller businesses, then government entities — and each in-scope business must appoint an accredited service provider by a set deadline before its go-live date. The assessment confirms which phase applies to you and what to do first.

Not necessarily. The assessment reads what your current system can do. Where a change is needed, it is scoped and quoted separately; where it is not, we say so.

Scope first. After a short consultation you receive a written scope and quote for the assessment itself, before any work begins.

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Be ready before your date

Send the form with your invoicing system; an e-invoicing specialist responds promptly.

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