Accounting Services

 The UAE is set to introduce mandatory e-invoicing from July 2026 , marking a significant shift in the country’s tax and accounting compliance framework. This initiative forms part of the government’s broader digital transformation agenda and aims to enhance transparency, improve tax reporting accuracy, and strengthen real-time oversight by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). Under the new e-invoicing regime, eligible businesses will be required to issue invoices in a structured electronic format , enabling seamless digital exchange of transaction data between suppliers, customers, and the tax authorities. Traditional PDF or paper invoices will no longer meet compliance requirements once the mandate comes into effect. Businesses will need to adopt FTA-approved systems or accredited service providers to ensure their invoicing processes are fully compliant. For organizations, this development goes beyond a technical upgrade. It requires a strategic review of existing accounting systems...