E-invoicing and tax
UAE Top-Up Tax: The 30 November 2026 Registration Deadline
FTA Decision No. 12 of 2026 sets 30 November 2026 for Top-up Tax registration of entities with a fiscal year ending before 30 April 2026. Dates by year-end.
Dates, formats and steps for e-invoicing and tax in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, written for finance teams who need to know what to do and by when. Each guide is dated, because these timelines keep moving.
17 guides in this category.
E-invoicing and tax
FTA Decision No. 12 of 2026 sets 30 November 2026 for Top-up Tax registration of entities with a fiscal year ending before 30 April 2026. Dates by year-end.
E-invoicing and tax
The Ministry of Finance list of 28 October 2026: 51 fields for an electronic tax invoice, 49 for a commercial one, and the team that must keep each correct.
E-invoicing and tax
UAE e-invoicing binds buyers too: what the recipient must do, what the penalty table says, and an accounts payable plan: one provider, XML intake, matching.
E-invoicing and tax
Small Business Relief covers tax periods ending by 31 December 2029, for revenue up to AED 3 million. Who can elect it, what you file and keep, e-invoicing.
E-invoicing and tax
Before UAE e-invoicing starts, fix the data an invoice reads: TIN and TRN, buyer identifiers, placeholder addresses, credit-note links. A table and a plan.
E-invoicing and tax
UAE government entities appoint an e-invoicing provider by 31 March 2027 and implement by 1 October 2027. Scope, the sovereign exclusion and a readiness plan.
E-invoicing and tax
Since 1 October 2026 a UAE taxable person must verify each supplier and supply before deducting input VAT. What FTA Decision 13 asks, with the AED thresholds.
E-invoicing and tax
UAE e-invoicing under AED 50 million revenue: appoint a provider by 31 March 2027, start by 1 July 2027. A self-test, a month-by-month plan and the fines.
E-invoicing and tax
ZATCA Phase 2 onboarding in five steps: the one-time code, the CSR, the compliance checks and the production certificate, with who does what and what fails.
E-invoicing and tax
Twelve questions for choosing an accredited e-invoicing provider in the UAE, each tied to Ministerial Decision 168 of 2026, plus a sheet to score each one.
E-invoicing and tax
How UAE e-invoicing applies to free zone companies: the Free Zone scenario, beneficiary details, the TIN rule for sellers with no VAT number, and a checklist.
E-invoicing and tax
Who must use UAE e-invoicing: B2B and B2G are in, consumer sales are out for now, plus every exclusion and the VAT group grace period, in one decision tree.
The apps these guides refer to.
Gulf accounting in Arabic and English: ledger, invoicing, payables, banking and VAT returns, with an optional e-invoicing service for Saudi ZATCA and the UAE.
One register of every customer, supplier and correspondent in English and Arabic, with duplicate merging and Saudi and UAE e-invoicing buyer details.
Run purchase requests, sealed bids, supplier vetting and awards on one system, with a supplier portal and Arabic throughout.
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