UAE E-Invoicing

Send UAE e-invoices through a Ministry of Finance-accredited Service Provider (ASP) for just 1 AED

From 2027 a UAE tax invoice has to travel as a structured PINT AE document over the Peppol network, through a service provider the Ministry of Finance has accredited. Consaya produces the document; the accredited provider transmits it. You do not need to go and find one, contract with them separately, or move your invoicing somewhere else — it is 1 AED per document, through Consaya.

Last reviewed: 30 August 2026 · Reviewed every two weeks

What the deadline actually is

Businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more appoint an accredited service provider by 30 October 2026 and go live on 1 January 2027. Below AED 50 million, the dates are 31 March 2027 and 1 July 2027. Government entities go live 1 October 2027.

The penalties under Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025 are per document: AED 100 for an invoice not in the required format, capped at AED 5,000 a month per category, AED 5,000 a month for failing to appoint a provider by the deadline, and AED 1,000 a day for not reporting a system failure.

Why we use a provider rather than being one

Accreditation requires a Peppol-certified provider with at least two years of operation, information-security and business-continuity certification, minimum capital, and a live trial on the FTA’s production environment. Any software vendor telling you it will be accredited in time for a 2027 deadline is either already two years into that process or is guessing. We partner with a provider who is, and we say so.

What that means in practice is that Consaya is Corner 1 — the system the invoice is created in. Everything the network validates on is already recorded correctly here: the tax category behind each rate, the reason a party has no TRN, a document identifier that survives a re-send. A document that would be rejected is caught while it is still yours.

1 AED per document is the Consaya price and includes the accredited provider’s transmission — there is no second contract and no separate provider bill. As with everything on this page, third parties change their pricing; this is reviewed on the same fortnightly cycle and the date above is when it was last checked.