UAE regulatory update- Technical specifications
UAE Ministry of Finance Opens Public Consultation on E-Invoicing
The UAE Ministry of Finance launches a public consultation on its e-invoicing programme, seeking feedback on data dictionary requirements and confirming a Peppol-based 5-corner model.
SwathyContent MarketerPublishedReading time1 min readThe UAE Ministry of Finance (MoF) has launched a public consultation as part of its national e-invoicing programme, inviting feedback from businesses, service providers, and other stakeholders on the proposed data dictionary requirements.
The consultation paper is open for responses until February 27, 2025, and the feedback collected will play an important role in shaping the final design and implementation of the UAE’s e-invoicing framework. The objective is to ensure transparency, technical clarity, and alignment with industry needs ahead of the mandate.
The documentation also confirms the technical direction of the programme:
- Adoption of the Peppol network
- Use of the Peppol International Invoice (PINT AE) format
- Implementation under a 5-corner (DCTCE) model
Stakeholders are encouraged to review the consultation materials and submit feedback to help refine the data and reporting requirements before the framework is finalized.
Sources
Official sources for this update are being added during regulatory review.
- Article published
- 10 Feb 2025
- Effective date
- Not set
- Content review
- Pending regulatory review
UAE: current requirements
- B2B
- Mandatory
- B2G
- Mandatory
- B2C
- Not confirmed
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