UAE E-Invoicing Consulting
End-to-end MD 243 / MD 244 implementation advisory for Phase 1 and Phase 2
Phase 1 businesses (AED 50 million or more in annual revenue) must appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026 and go live by 1 January 2027. Phase 2 covers every remaining VAT-registered business from 1 July 2027. Most organisations treat this as an IT integration project. It is a tax, technology, and data governance problem happening simultaneously — and the gaps that surface after go-live are almost always ones a purely technical rollout never tested for.
Scope of the engagement
- Mandate scoping and phase determination — B2B/B2G applicability, revenue threshold assessment, transaction-level segregation for mixed B2B/B2C businesses
- PINT-AE field mapping against your current ERP invoice output, including the BTAE extension fields most systems don’t generate natively
- ASP evaluation and selection support — accreditation verification, RFP structuring, SLA and contract review
- 5-Corner architecture design and integration sequencing across ERP, ASP, and Corner 5 reporting
- Schematron validation readiness against all 114 mandatory business rules
- Master data remediation plan — TRNs, PEPPOL Participant Identifiers, emirate subdivision codes
- Cutover planning and post-go-live hypercare
Practitioner-led, not vendor-led
Contiqa’s founder has contributed directly to the UAE Ministry of Finance E-Invoicing Consultative Group — the body shaping the PINT-AE specification, the 5-Corner PEPPOL architecture, ASP accreditation criteria, and the phased rollout timeline under MD 243 and MD 244. That combination of policy-design and enterprise-implementation experience is not something published guidance alone can replicate.