Businesses must pick service providers and upgrade systems before looming rollout Last updated: May 04, 2026 | 00:01 Gulf News Archives Dubai: UAE businesses are entering a critical preparation phase as the country moves toward mandatory e-invoicing, with July 1, 2026 set as the first key deadline. By that date, companies must select an accredited service provider (ASP) to prepare for the system’s phased rollout. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply  click here . The shift marks a structural change in how transactions are recorded, reported, and monitored. It will directly impact invoicing, tax reporting, and financial operations across sectors. What is changing and when The UAE will introduce e-invoicing in phases starting January 1, 2027, initially applying to companies with more than Dh50 million in annual turnover. Smaller businesses will follow later in 2027.…