UAE E-Invoicing
Get your business eInvoicing-ready before the UAE’s official launch this November! Our experts handle complete registration, integration, and compliance — ensuring a smooth, fully compliant transition to the new digital invoicing system.
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What is E-Invoicing
E-Invoicing (Electronic Invoicing) refers to the exchange of invoice documents between a supplier and a buyer in a structured electronic format that allows invoices to be issued, transmitted, received, and processed automatically.
As defined under the UAE Ministry of Finance E-Invoicing Programme, an e-invoice is not a scanned copy or PDF. Instead, it is created and shared in a machine-readable data format, enabling seamless electronic processing across systems.
Impact of E-Invoicing on UAE Businesses
Mandatory Implementation Timeline
Phase I : Large Businesses
Appoint accredited service provider by 31st July 2026
Implement EIS by 1st January 2027
Phase II : Other Businesses
Appoint accredited service provider by 31st March 2027
Implement EIS by 1st July 2027
Phase III : Govt. Entities
Implement EIS by 1st October 2027
*Non-compliance with UAE e-invoicing requirements may attract penalties under applicable Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regulations. Businesses are encouraged to assess their readiness and prepare in line with the phased implementation announced by the UAE Ministry of Finance.
Miqat Chartered Accountants supports businesses in understanding compliance requirements and preparing for e-invoicing implementation.
Why Choose Miqat for E-Invoicing Implementation
As Chartered Accountants based in Dubai, we understand the UAE’s tax and compliance framework and help businesses align with regulatory requirements effectively.
We go beyond technology setup by providing structured guidance, readiness assessments, and implementation planning tailored to your business.
Our partnership with Covoro ensures businesses implement e-invoicing using a Ministry of Finance pre-approved solution, while we manage the advisory and coordination process.
From initial assessment to post-implementation support, we assist businesses throughout the transition to e-invoicing.
Driving eInvoicing Compliance in Every Sector
Comprehensive UAE-ready eInvoicing support for enterprises, SMEs, and professionals across all industries.
How is Miqat Helping UAE Businesses Transition to eInvoicing?
Miqat Chartered Accountants provides complete eInvoicing readiness and compliance services across every major industry in the UAE. Our team ensures that your invoicing, accounting, and reporting systems align with Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regulations ahead of the official launch.
From system integration to compliance audits and staff training, we simplify your digital invoicing transformation — helping you stay compliant, efficient, and future-ready.
Our E-Invoicing Services
E-Invoicing Readiness Assessment
Review of existing invoicing processes and systems to assess preparedness for e-invoicing implementation.
Advisory & Compliance Guidance
Guidance on e-invoicing requirements, timelines, and compliance considerations based on applicable regulations.
Implementation Support
Support for onboarding and implementation in coordination with an approved e-invoicing solution provider.
Process Alignment & Coordination
Assistance in aligning internal processes and coordinating between business teams and the technology provider.
Post-Implementation Support
Ongoing assistance to address operational or compliance-related queries after go-live.
Miqat Chartered Accountants provides end-to-end support to help businesses prepare for and implement e-invoicing in line with the UAE Ministry of Finance framework. Our approach focuses on advisory, readiness, and implementation support, ensuring a smooth transition to e-invoicing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, e-invoicing will be implemented in phases as announced by the UAE Ministry of Finance. Businesses are required to comply according to the applicable phase and timeline.
Businesses operating in the UAE will be required to implement e-invoicing based on the phased rollout. Large businesses (Revenue ≥ AED 50 million) are part of the first phase of implementation.
Businesses engaged exclusively in B2C transactions are currently exempt from implementing e-invoicing until further notice, as per current guidelines.
Non-compliance with e-invoicing requirements may attract penalties under applicable Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regulations.
The requirement depends on your current system setup and readiness. Our team assesses your existing processes and guides you on the appropriate implementation approach.