General information
UAE's New Peppol-Based e-Invoicing Framework Learn how, beginning in July 2026, the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) of the United Arab Emirates will implement near real-time B2B and B2G e-invoicing via Accredited Service Providers (ASPs) utilizing the PINT AE format.
Important Dates and Stages
Find out how the mandate will be implemented for entities registered for VAT, Excise, or Corporate Tax, when ASP accreditation will start, and when legislative updates are anticipated.
Reporting of Tax Data Documents (TDD)
Learn how TDDs are created, what information needs to be reported to the FTA, and how the decentralized CTC model handles message-level status (MLS) feedback.
Cross-Border and Self-Billing Situations
Learn how to set up Peppol-compliant self-billing flows for imports and intercompany transactions, as well as how to use dummy endpoints for exports.
ASP Selection and Integration
Examine the important factors to take into account when choosing a Peppol ASP, integrating PINT AE with your ERP, and verifying the tax and invoice data at various checkpoints.
Retention and Archiving Requirements
Find out about audit-readiness, FTA-compliant data retention periods (5 or 7 years), and how ASPs handle invoice storage duties.
Why Get This E-Book?
A major step toward digital, real-time tax reporting has been taken by the UAE with the switch to Peppol and PINT AE. This guide will help businesses get ready effectively and with confidence, regardless of whether the company is already based in the Emirates or you intend to grow there.
Detailed Regulatory Perspectives
Everything you should know about the new decentralized e-invoicing system in the United Arab Emirates.
Detailed Implementation Schedule
ASP accreditation and the full reporting go-live in July 2026 are both distinct milestones.
Professional Guidance on Compliance
Suggestions for ASP onboarding, dummy endpoint management, and ERP system alignment.
Clear Technical Information Without Jargon
XML, TDD, PINT AE format, and near real-time messaging flows are explained in simpler terms.
Active Risk Control
Prevent administrative penalties, audit exposure, and interruptions to your billing procedure.
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