Deloitte Middle East has received pre-approval from the UAE Ministry of Finance for its proprietary tax technology solution, InTax, as an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) for the upcoming mandatory e-invoicing mandate in the UAE. This pre-approval marks a significant milestone in the UAE’s shift toward digital tax transformation.
The phased introduction of mandatory e-invoicing begins with pilot companies required to comply from July 1, 2026. This will be followed by companies with revenues above AED 50million from January 1, 2027.
End-to-end compliance solution
InTax is Deloitte’s end-to-end compliance platform, specifically designed to help taxpayers efficiently and effectively meet their UAE e-invoicing obligations. The solution features intuitive dashboards, robust reporting capabilities, and seamless integration with existing enterprise systems, enabling finance leaders to navigate the regulatory changes with confidence.
Marjolein van Delft, tax technology consulting leader at Deloitte Middle East, stated that the pre-approval underscores Deloitte’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s digital tax transformation journey. “We are proud to be among the first pre-approved Accredited Service Providers (ASP) who offer a solution that not only ensures compliance but also empowers businesses on their e-invoicing journey,” van Delft added.
Doukje de Haan, tax technology consulting partner at Deloitte Middle East, positioned compliance as an opportunity for clients. “With InTax, we are helping clients turn e-invoicing compliance into an opportunity,” de Haan said, explaining that by combining cutting-edge technology with Deloitte’s deep tax expertise, they are equipping organisations to stay ahead of regulatory requirements and embrace digitalisation as a driver of efficiency and resilience.
The pre-approval reinforces Deloitte’s role as a trusted advisor in the region’s evolving tax landscape, supporting both multinational and local businesses as they adapt to the UAE’s digital-first approach to compliance. Deloitte remains committed to helping organisations prepare for the e-invoicing mandate and shaping a smarter, more transparent future for tax and finance as the UAE advances its economic transformation agenda.
