The UAE is entering a new phase of tax digitisation. With the introduction of the 5-corner Peppol-based e-invoicing model and the 1 July 2026 deadline to appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP), organisations must move from awareness to execution.

This is more than a connectivity requirement. It is a critical compliance decision that will impact your tax control framework, system architecture, data governance, and regulatory exposure across the UAE and beyond.

As the UAE Federal Tax Authority advances real-time transactional reporting and greater audit transparency, businesses must ensure their systems can support structured invoice exchange, automated validation, reconciliation, and accurate VAT determination. At the same time, the global tax landscape is evolving — with GCC jurisdictions preparing for or implementing Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two) rules, increasing reporting complexity for multinational groups.

Thomson Reuters via ONESOURCE Pagero is one of the few Ministry of Finance-approved Accredited Service Providers in the UAE. But our value extends far beyond ASP connectivity.

We are a global, end-to-end tax compliance provider.
 

Through the ONESOURCE platform, we support:

• • E-invoicing and Peppol connectivity across 28+ jurisdictions 
  • VAT determination and indirect tax compliance
  • Automated reconciliation and reporting controls 
  • Direct tax reporting and statutory compliance 
  • Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two) data management and calculation.

This unified ecosystem ensures that transactional data flows seamlessly from indirect tax processes into broader direct tax and global reporting requirements — eliminating fragmentation, reducing vendor risk, and strengthening governance.

Who should attend: 

This session is designed for tax, finance, IT, procurement and transformation leaders who want certainty, scalability, and a trusted global partner — not just a short-term solution.