E-invoicing
Phase 1 go-live stays 1 January 2027
Businesses above AED 50m turnover had the ASP appointment deadline moved to 30 October 2026, but the live date did not move.
T:+971 52 401 996Sharjah, UAE
UAE Accounting Firm · Since 2022
Accounting, tax and e-invoicing compliance for UAE businesses
Over 10 years of combined experience serving startups, SMEs and free-zone companies across the Emirates.
Complimentary 30-minute consultation · Response within one business day
E-invoicing deadline
Mandatory from 1 January 2027
Early setup avoids penalties and rushed migrations.
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Trusted by startups, SMEs and free-zone businesses across the UAE.
10+
Years experience
2022
Serving UAE since
What we do
One team, everything covered
Who we are
You run the business. We run the numbers
Accounting firm serving UAE businesses since 2022.
- One team for everythingBooks, VAT, payroll and e-invoicing together.
- Ready before deadlinesFilings and compliance handled early.
- Fixed, transparent pricingFull scope and cost before you sign.
- A real person on callPhone, WhatsApp or email.
Clients we work with
Trusted by growing businesses
How it works
Three steps to get started
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Free consultation
Tell us about your business and deadlines.
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A clear plan
Scope, timeline and fixed quote.
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We take it from there
Compliance and books, handled monthly.
Free tool
E-invoicing readiness checker
Answer four questions to see which phase you fall into, your exact deadlines and where the gaps are.
- Takes under a minute
- Based on Ministerial Decisions 243 and 244 of 2025
- No cost, no obligation
Insights
What UAE businesses are asking us
E-invoicing
Under AED 50m? Your dates are 2027
Smaller businesses appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 31 March 2027 and must be issuing e-invoices from 1 July 2027.
Systems
A PDF invoice is no longer an invoice
Once the mandate applies, invoices must be structured PINT-AE XML exchanged through an accredited provider and reported to the FTA.
Corporate tax
Small Business Relief and the 9% rate
Profit up to AED 375,000 is taxed at 0%, and eligible businesses can still elect relief. Clean books decide what you actually pay.
VAT
Where VAT penalties usually come from
Late filings, wrong recovery on blocked expenses and missing tax invoices cause most avoidable fines we see in reviews.
Payroll
WPS and end of service, done right
Salary transfers through WPS, gratuity accruals and leave balances should reconcile to your accounts every month, not at year end.
Readiness
Master data is the real project
TRNs, customer records, tax codes and item data need cleaning before any e-invoicing integration will pass testing.
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Cost calculator
What will e-invoicing cost you?
Answer five short questions and we will give you a tentative all-in figure for getting your business compliant, including setup, implementation and the running cost.
- Implementation by our team is included as standard
- One clear figure, no packages to decode
- Takes under a minute
Step 1 of 5
How many invoices do you issue each year?
Does the UAE e-invoicing mandate apply to my business?
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Businesses above AED 50M revenue must comply by 1 January 2027. All other VAT-registered businesses follow by 1 July 2027.
Do I need an Accredited Service Provider?
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Yes. Invoices must be routed through a government-approved provider. We pick the right one and run the setup for you.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
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Penalties start at AED 5,000 per month, plus per-invoice fines.
Do you handle more than e-invoicing?
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Yes. Bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax, payroll and reporting, all under one team.
Will I need new accounting software?
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Usually not. Most systems can be integrated rather than replaced.
Free consultation
Book your free 30-minute call
We reply within 24 hours with your compliance deadline and a fixed quote.
