UAE E-Invoicing: Less than four weeks left for Dh50m+ businesses to appoint a provider
Dubai: Large UAE businesses have less than four weeks left to appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) under the country's e-invoicing mandate, with many companies yet to make a selection, according to Tax Star, a Ministry of Finance approved Accredited Service Provider. Businesses with annual turnover of Dh50 million or more must appoint an ASP by 30 October 2026, ahead of mandatory…
UAE businesses with annual turnover of Dh50 million or more must appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) by 30 October 2026, in preparation for the mandatory e-invoicing rollout on 1 January 2027. This deadline is a result of the UAE's shift to a unified e-invoicing model, which requires B2B transactions to be validated and transmitted through an accredited third-party provider.
The Ministry of Finance has previously extended this deadline once, in July, due to a lack of accredited providers in the market. Tax Star, a Ministry-approved ASP, warns businesses that the appointment deadline is final and that missing it could lead to a compressed and riskier compliance process. With only around 50 accredited providers currently available, businesses should appoint an ASP early to secure implementation time and provider attention, as the number of providers is limited and demand is high.
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