The UAE Buyer Guide to E-Invoicing & Tax Compliance

The UAE is moving from mandate design to implementation.

The e-invoicing programme has been forming for several years and by January 2027, the mandate will be live.

With deadlines set, the five-corner Peppol model defined, and a rapidly expanding ecosystem of Accredited Service Providers taking shape, businesses now understand the mandate enough to move to decisions about how they will implement it.

For companies operating in the UAE, particularly those with complex ERP environments or operations across multiple countries, those decisions go well beyond compliance.

What needs to change within our systems and processes? How will invoice data move? And how do we choose a provider that fits both the UAE requirement and our wider business?

This exciting and daunting confluence of challenges is why Marcus Laube from billentis, Thibault Samson from The Invoicing Hub, and Susie West from sharedserviceslink have produced The UAE Buyer Guide to E-Invoicing & Tax Compliance.

What’s inside the Guide?

Across more than 60 pages, the Guide takes you from understanding the UAE market and mandate through to architecture, implementation and provider selection, including:

• The regulatory framework and deadlines
• The five-corner Peppol model and PINT-AE
• Implementation and enterprise considerations
• How to evaluate and select an ASP
• Analysis of the rapidly developing provider landscape
• A provider directory to support longlisting and shortlisting

Whether the UAE is a standalone implementation, part of a wider Middle East programme or one piece of a global e-invoicing strategy, the Guide will help you understand the choices ahead.

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