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UAE e-invoicing deadline in 4 days: Who must comply to avoid Dh5,000 fines

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“UAE e-invoicing deadline in 4 days: Who must comply to avoid Dh5,000 fines”

Dubai: UAE businesses with annual revenues of Dh50 million or more have just four days to appoint an approved e-invoicing service provider or risk monthly penalties of Dh5,000. The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has reminded businesses that the October 30 deadline is the first major step towards mandatory electronic invoicing, which begins on January 1, 2027. For business owners, the key questions are whether the deadline applies to them, what they need to do and how much delays could cost. Get…

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