A+ Advisory reviews your invoices and VAT treatment, checks your data, helps you shortlist an accredited provider and prepares your team for UAE e-invoicing.
A practical 5-step checklist to prepare your UAE business for e-invoicing: deadline, data clean-up, accredited provider, system update, testing and training.
In UAE e-invoicing, buyers receive invoices through the Peppol network, so they also need an accredited service provider. Credit notes go electronic too.
Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025 sets administrative penalties for UAE e-invoicing failures. See which actions are penalised and how to stay compliant on time.
UAE e-invoicing covers B2B and B2G transactions by anyone doing business in the UAE, even if not VAT registered. B2C is excluded for now.
UAE e-invoicing timeline: AED 50M+ revenue appoint an ASP by 30 Oct 2026 and go live 1 Jan 2027; smaller businesses go live 1 Jul 2027.
Under Ministerial Decisions 243 and 244 of 2025, UAE B2B and B2G invoices must be structured e-invoices sent through an accredited service provider.
Free zone companies in the UAE must register for Corporate Tax and file a return every year, even at 0%. See the Qualifying Free Zone Person conditions.
UAE VAT registration explained: the AED 375,000 mandatory threshold, AED 187,500 voluntary threshold, how to calculate it and the 30-day deadline.
VAT and Corporate Tax explained side by side: who pays, thresholds, rates, returns and deadlines for UAE businesses and freelancers.
How UAE Corporate Tax is calculated: 0% on the first AED 375,000 and 9% above, with simple worked examples for small businesses.
When a UAE freelancer or sole proprietor becomes subject to Corporate Tax, how the AED 1 million turnover test works, and what to do next.
UAE e-invoicing explained: who is covered, ASP deadlines, go-live dates, penalties under Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025 and a readiness checklist.
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