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UAE limits e-invoicing fines at Dh50,000, removes Dh1,000 daily penalty—how it works now

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“UAE limits e-invoicing fines at Dh50,000, removes Dh1,000 daily penalty—how it works now”

Dubai: The UAE has capped certain e-invoicing fines at Dh50,000 and scrapped a Dh1,000 daily penalty for system-failure reporting delays, easing the financial burden on businesses ahead of the mandatory rollout of electronic invoicing in 2027. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. The changes, announced by the Ministry of Finance on Friday, October 30, follow feedback from businesses and revise how penalties apply to companies that fail to meet…

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