Sovos, the AI-ready tax compliance company, announced that the Sovos Compliance Network is live and ready to support businesses with the UAE's incoming e-Invoicing mandate. The service is delivered through InvoiceNow Biz, Sovos' accredited partner and registered Accredited Service Provider (ASP) on the official approved list published by the UAE Ministry of Finance (MoF).

The UAE e-Invoicing pilot is now underway, with mandatory compliance for Phase 1 taxpayers starting 1 January 2027. Large businesses reporting annual revenue of AED 50 million or more fall within the first wave and must appoint an accredited ASP by 30 October 2026. Small and medium businesses follow in Phase 2, with a mandatory go-live date of 1 July 2027 and an ASP appointment deadline of 31 March 2027. Under the UAE's Peppol five-corner model, appointing an accredited ASP is not optional; it is a prerequisite for compliance across both phases.

UAE Businesses can get the full depth of Sovos Compliance Network with InvoiceNow Biz, its accredited ASP partner. With UAE-Compliance Network, taxpayers receive the trust of a proven global e-Invoicing platform with rich Peppol experience, regulatory expertise across more than 65 countries, comprehensive implementation services, and ongoing compliance support.

"The UAE e-Invoicing mandate represents one of the most significant compliance shifts the region has seen since VAT was introduced,” said Gautam Mahanti, Managing Director, APAC & Middle East, Sovos. “Our partnership with InvoiceNow Biz ensures that businesses can meet that obligation with minimal change management and a clear path forward through the platform they already rely on. Sovos is committed to investing in the broader Middle East and Asia Pacific region. This launch represents a significant milestone in expanding our reach beyond Saudi Arabia and laying the foundation for serving customers in Oman and Qatar.”