Readiness review
Identify the outstanding gaps and agree your most important next steps.
- Initial readiness discussion
- Priority actions for your business
- Clarify where deeper support is needed
Preparing for e-invoicing in the UAE takes more than appointing an Accredited Service Provider (ASP). Your accounting or ERP system, invoice data, internal processes and teams also need to be ready.
For businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more, Regent Advisory provides e-invoicing consultancy, gap assessments and implementation support.
Regent helps you assess your invoicing setup, identify system and process gaps, assign responsibilities and prioritise the changes needed. We also support coordination with your ASP and software provider, implementation planning and testing preparation—giving your business a clear, practical roadmap towards go-live.
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See what is ready, what needs attention,
and where to start.
We’ll tailor the check and next steps to your situation.
Choose the depth of support you need.
Every engagement is scoped to your
systems, entities and requirements.
These are engagement options, not standardised packages. Scope and fees are confirmed after understanding your requirements.
Regent Advisory brings UAE tax, accounting, compliance and e-invoicing advisory into one coordinated conversation. Our team helps finance and operations understand the practical work behind implementation—not just the provider appointment.
If you supply AED 50 million+ businesses, ask about their onboarding requirements, connection approach and testing plans. Use the supplier path to find where you need to prepare.
Appoint your ASP
Mandatory implementation
*For in-scope businesses below AED 50 million.For in-scope businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more, 30 October 2026 is the ASP appointment deadline. Mandatory implementation is by 1 January 2027. Appointment and go-live are separate milestones. View the FTA timeline.
Supplying an AED 50 million+ business does not by itself change your own statutory timeline. For in-scope businesses below AED 50 million, the ASP appointment deadline is 31 March 2027 and implementation is by 1 July 2027. Coordinate separately with your customers about practical onboarding and testing needs.
Your initial score, a list of areas that need action or confirmation, a downloadable readiness checklist and access to Regent’s step-by-step guide. You can also request a discussion about a detailed gap assessment.
The online readiness check is free. A detailed gap assessment or implementation project is scoped and quoted separately based on your systems, entities, volumes and requirements.
Yes. Provider appointment is one part of preparation. The check also covers systems, integration, testing, responsibilities and implementation planning so you can identify any remaining work.
Take the free readiness check and build a clearer path to implementation.