Two ways in
Buy the full UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit, or take the free document on the same subject first and decide afterwards.
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Same product, same price. Each handles payment and tax as merchant of record, so use whichever suits you.
Or read the free one first
UAE e-Invoicing: the one-page readiness checklist. One page on what has to be true of your data, your systems and your timetable before you pick a provider. Free, and yours whether or not you buy UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit.
From your go live date a PDF by email stops being a valid B2B or B2G tax invoice. This kit takes a business from the regulation to a plan: which phase you are in, how to choose an accredited service provider, where your data will fail validation, and what to do in which month.
Who it is for. A business in the UAE that will fall under the e-invoicing mandate, or the accountant who will have to implement it for them, and who wants a plan rather than a summary of the law.
What you get
One ZIP, about 104 KB, containing five files. Two PDFs, a guide and a one page checklist, and three Excel workbooks.
Requires Microsoft Excel for three of the five files. No macros and no add-ins.
Inside
You find out which deadline is yours, in minutes.
Scope yourself against the AED 50 million line and read off your two dates, the date you must appoint a provider and the date you must be live.
You choose a provider on evidence rather than on a sales call.
A weighted scorecard with the diligence questions to ask. It names no vendors. It teaches the evaluation so the choice survives scrutiny later.
You find your bad data now instead of at go live.
A field by field gap assessment built on the Ministry of Finance mandatory field specification, mapped to where each field lives in your systems today. Missing customer tax numbers and mismatched legal names are the common failures and this surfaces them early.
You get a plan with dates on it.
A timeline planner that back plans every milestone from your own go live date, so the deadline drives the calendar rather than the other way round.
You can hand it to someone else.
A plain guide and FAQ written for an owner or an accountant, not for a tax lawyer, plus a one page checklist a colleague can act on without reading the rest.
Questions
What does the UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit actually contain?
One ZIP of about 104 KB with five files: a plain guide and a one page checklist as PDFs, and three Excel workbooks. Excel is needed for three of the five. No macros and no add-ins.
Does it tell me my e-invoicing deadline?
It does better than that, and deliberately. A single published date is one date for everyone and goes out of date on someone else's schedule. The kit scopes your business against the AED 50 million line and gives you your own two dates, the date you appoint a provider and the date you go live, and a timeline planner that back plans every milestone from them.
Will it tell me which accredited service provider to use?
No, and that is the point of it. It gives you a weighted scorecard and the diligence questions to ask, and it names no vendors, so the choice is yours and it survives scrutiny later.
How do I find out whether my data will pass validation?
A field by field gap assessment, built on the Ministry of Finance mandatory field specification and mapped to where each field lives in your systems today. Missing customer tax numbers and mismatched legal names are the common failures and it surfaces them before go live rather than at it.
Terms
Licence. Yours to use however you like: on your own work, for clients, across your whole firm, modified or rebranded, for as long as you like. One purchase, no seat count, no renewal. The one thing we ask is that you do not resell or redistribute the files themselves as a product.
Privacy. Whichever of Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad or Polar you buy through is the merchant of record. It receives your name, email, payment details and billing country, and handles payment and any sales tax under its own registrations. The studio receives order metadata only, the product, amount, date and your email for delivery and support, and never receives card details. The downloaded files carry no tracking, no analytics, nothing that phones home and no macros. The workbooks contain formulas only, every one visible on the sheet, and the PDFs carry no active content. The workbooks do include a small number of links to official government sources in guidance text, which you click by choice.Confirmed 2026-07-27.
Two ways in
Buy the full UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit, or take the free document on the same subject first and decide afterwards.
Buy UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit
- Buy on Lemon Squeezy UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit (opens in a new tab)
- Buy on Gumroad UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit (opens in a new tab)
- Buy on Polar UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit (opens in a new tab)
Same product, same price. Each handles payment and tax as merchant of record, so use whichever suits you.
Or read the free one first
UAE e-Invoicing: the one-page readiness checklist. One page on what has to be true of your data, your systems and your timetable before you pick a provider. Free, and yours whether or not you buy UAE e-Invoicing Readiness Kit.
For information and preparation only, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Creates no adviser relationship. Regulatory content current as at 22 July 2026.