Readiness Checklist
Nine checks before your first e-invoice: TRNs, emirate, Peppol ID, item codes and tax categories. Each one links to the fix.
From 1 July 2027 every B2B and B2G invoice from a UAE business under AED 50m must travel as a structured PINT AE e-invoice through an accredited provider. TaxMate generates it, sends it and tracks the answer.
The UAE uses a five-corner Peppol model. Your invoice passes through your provider and your buyer's provider, and the FTA receives the tax data. TaxMate is corner one and talks to corner two for you.
Every piece below already runs inside TaxMate. Nothing to bolt on, no spreadsheet of invoice numbers to upload.
Nine checks before your first e-invoice: TRNs, emirate, Peppol ID, item codes and tax categories. Each one links to the fix.
Tax invoices, credit notes and commercial invoices, with document type, transaction flags and payment means filled from your data.
Submission runs in the background. Failed sends retry on their own, and the provider's reply updates the invoice as soon as it arrives.
Select a month of invoices and send them in one go. You get back what was sent, skipped and failed, with the reason.
Supplier e-invoices arrive in an inbox and become purchase bills after you check them.
Every attempt is kept with its payload, the provider's response, timestamps and retry count.
One status, the same colours everywhere in the app. An accepted invoice can no longer be cancelled; TaxMate steers you to a credit note instead.
The send did not reach the provider. TaxMate retries every hour, or you can retry now.
The provider refused the data. You see its message next to a plain-English fix, then issue a credit note and a new invoice.
Only before the e-invoice is accepted. After that, corrections go through a credit note.
| Who | Appoint ASP by | Go live |
|---|---|---|
| Voluntary pilot | — | 1 Jul 2026 |
| Revenue AED 50m or more | 30 Oct 2026 | 1 Jan 2027 |
| Revenue under AED 50m | 31 Mar 2027 | 1 Jul 2027 |
| Government entities | 31 Mar 2027 | 1 Oct 2027 |
Send us a sample of your invoices. We run them through the same readiness checks TaxMate uses and send you the list, whether you buy or not.
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PINT AE is the UAE version of the Peppol International invoice format, built on UBL 2.1 XML. It sets the fields a UAE e-invoice must carry, such as TRNs, emirate and tax category. TaxMate fills it from your invoice data.
An Accredited Service Provider (ASP) is a company pre-approved by the Ministry of Finance to validate e-invoices, exchange them over Peppol and report the tax data to the FTA. Every business in scope must appoint one. TaxMate sends your e-invoices through an accredited provider, so there is nothing separate to buy or connect.
Not at present. The mandate covers B2B and B2G transactions. Sales to consumers continue with standard tax invoices, which TaxMate prints in Arabic and English. We will update this page if the scope widens.
No. A PDF alone is not an e-invoice. The legal e-invoice is the structured PINT AE XML exchanged between the ASPs. You can still send your customer a PDF copy for convenience, and TaxMate produces both.
It depends on revenue. Businesses under AED 50m must appoint an ASP by 31 March 2027 and go live on 1 July 2027. Businesses with AED 50m or more had to appoint one by 30 October 2026 and go live on 1 January 2027. Government entities follow on 1 October 2027.
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