Biz Easy speaks on UAE e-invoicing at an online seminar hosted by the JBC JAFZA committee

Businesses with Revenue of AED 50 million or more must appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) by 30 October 2026 and go live on 1 January 2027. The session focused on the practical steps businesses need to take before the deadline.

• How invoice format and delivery change: XML e-invoices exchanged through accredited ASPs under the five-corner model
• The impact on accounting, invoicing, VAT and corporate tax filing, and FTA Decision No. 13 of 2026, effective 1 October 2026
• The nine steps involved in appointing an ASP, and the work that stays with the business
• Scope, deadlines by phase, and the six categories of administrative penalty
• How validation errors affect payment, the 100 free e-invoices a year, and how to check an ASP's accreditation
• Three options for your accounting system, and four actions to start this month

For the full picture of the regime, see our Insights article, UAE E-Invoicing 2026 Complete Guide.

The seminar slides and three resources summarising the session (a Readiness Self-Check, the PINT-AE Mandatory Fields list and a Legislation Reference) are available to companies on request.

We also welcome requests to deliver this seminar for industry associations, free zones or in-house training, in English or Japanese, in formats from 20 to 60 minutes.

For either, please contact us using the details below.

Participants shared feedback such as:

• It was clear that Biz Easy provides solid on-the-ground support to Japanese companies in the UAE
• The detailed explanation of the e-invoicing regime made it clear what their own company needs to do

We thank everyone who attended, and the JBC JAFZA committee for the opportunity to speak.