E-Invoicing in UAE
Be prepared for future e-invoicing regulations in the UAE with Infinite – secure, automated solutions built for VAT compliance and digital transformation.

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Mandatory E-Invoicing in the UAE
Federal Tax Authority (FTA) encourages businesses to adopt digital systems in line with VAT regulations and international best practices.
With neighboring countries like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan already implementing national e-invoicing systems, the UAE is expected to follow suit in the near future. Now is the time to prepare.
30 October 2024
The UAE introduced changes to its VAT legislation that lay the groundwork for e-invoicing, formally acknowledging digital invoicing within its tax framework.
6 February 2025
The Ministry of Finance initiated a public feedback round to gather input on technical and data-related aspects of the upcoming e-invoicing system.
Q2 2025
New regulations outlining the national e-invoicing framework are expected to be officially released by mid-2025.
Q2 2026
Initial rollout of mandatory e-invoicing is planned to begin, covering both B2B and B2G transactions.
Simplify UAE E-Invoicing Preparation with Infinite
With extensive experience across the GCC region, Infinite helps UAE-based businesses prepare for future e-invoicing mandates with scalable, VAT-compliant solutions.
Although the UAE has not yet launched a centralized e-invoicing platform, the Ministry of Finance is actively developing regulatory frameworks. Now is the time to future-proof your invoicing and archiving infrastructure — and Infinite is ready to support you every step of the way.

Future-Ready Platform
Fully prepared for integration with upcoming UAE e-invoicing systems and regulatory changes.

Experience Across the GCC
Proven track record delivering compliant solutions in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and wider Middle East markets.

Works with Any ERP & POS System
Easily connects with your existing ERP or accounting systems — no major process disruption.

Dedicated Regional Support
6+ Years in the Middle East. Expert assistance in both Arabic & English.
Why Infinite for UAE E-Invoicing Compliance
- Compliant with UAE VAT Recordkeeping – Designed to meet FTA requirements for secure electronic storage and audit-ready documentation under the UAE VAT Law.
- Flexible Invoice Upload: Upload invoices in bulk or individually using formats such as PDF, Excel, and CSV.
- Secure E-Archiving: Rely on tamper-proof digital archiving and fast retrieval. Our advanced encryption guarantees the integrity of your data and meets national requirements.
- Comprehensive Support: Our solution covers onboarding, API integration, project management, and user acceptance testing (UAT) to ensure a smooth and successful setup.
- Secure, Tamper-Proof Transactions – Protect your financial data with encrypted processing.
- Seamless Integration with Your ERP/POS – Connect instantly to your existing system.
- Scalability & Flexibility: Whether you’re a small local firm or a large enterprise, Infinite’s cloud-based platform scales with your business, accommodating fluctuating transaction volumes.

Integrate with UAE E-Invoicing Regulations!
Prepare your business for upcoming UAE e-invoicing regulations with Infinite – a trusted regional provider of compliant invoicing, archiving, and automation solutions built to meet FTA standards.

FAQs
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What are the current rules for e-invoicing in the UAE?
There is no mandatory e-invoicing requirement yet. However, businesses can voluntarily exchange e-invoices if both trading parties agree on the format and communication channel. -
What is the legal basis for electronic documents in the UAE?
The UAE's Electronic Transactions and Trust Services Law provides a legal foundation for using digital documents and signatures. It defines how electronic records are created, sent, stored, and recognized in legal and tax matters. -
Is e-invoicing mandatory in the UAE?
Not yet — but it will be. The Ministry of Finance plans to release official e-invoicing legislation in Q2 2025, with the first mandatory phase for B2B and B2G transactions expected to begin in Q2 2026. -
Will UAE e-invoicing follow the Peppol model?
Although details have not been finalized, early indicators suggest that the UAE may adopt a Peppol-based framework, similar to Malaysia and parts of Europe, to support interoperability and international trade. -
How can I prepare for UAE e-invoicing?
You can start by adopting systems that generate structured e-invoices (XML, UBL), implementing digital signatures, and ensuring VAT-compliant archiving. Infinite’s eArchive and automation tools can support early adoption and future readiness.
