Arabic and English

Tax Invoices in Arabic and English

Every tax invoice prints both languages side by side, and the whole app switches to Arabic, right to left.

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The problem

One Invoice, Two Languages

Customers, inspectors and staff read different languages. Keeping two invoice templates in sync is a chore, and a missing field can make the invoice non-compliant.

Sound familiar?
  • Separate Arabic and English templates
  • Required fields missing
  • Staff who prefer working in Arabic
How TaxMate helps

What You Get in TaxMate

Bilingual by Default

Arabic and English side by side on every tax invoice and credit note.

Required Fields Included

Supplier and customer TRN, the words "Tax Invoice", VAT per line and totals in AED.

Arabic App

The whole app switches to Arabic with a proper right-to-left layout.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Can I add my logo and stamp?

Yes. The invoice uses your company logo and details.

Are e-invoices bilingual too?

The e-invoice is a structured data file read by systems, not people. The PDF copy you send your customer is bilingual.

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