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The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has activated the Pillar Two Top-up Tax Registration module on the EmaraTax portal, introducing a significant compliance requirement for multinational groups operating in the UAE.

Entities may fall within the scope of the UAE Pillar Two regime if they are part of a multinational enterprise (MNE) group with consolidated global revenues of at least €750 million in two of the four preceding fiscal years.

Entities should begin their preparations without delay by:

✔️ Assessing whether the Pillar Two rules apply to their group
✔️ Reviewing group structure, revenue thresholds, and jurisdictional presence
✔️ Gathering the information and documentation required for registration
✔️ Staying informed on further guidance and compliance requirements issued by the FTA

📞 Contact MBB Auditing for assistance with Pillar Two assessments, registration, and ongoing compliance support.

UAE E-Invoicing is no longer a question of "if" — it's a matter of "when."

The Federal Tax Authority has officially rolled out the mandatory e-invoicing framework.
It covers B2B and B2G transactions, while B2C transactions are exempt until further notice.
Deadlines are now set for businesses and government entities based on revenue and category.

📌 Key deadlines at a glance:

Large Businesses (Revenue ≥ AED 50M)
Accredited provider by: 31 July 2026 | Go-live: 1 Jan 2027

SMEs (Revenue < AED 50M)
Accredited provider by: 31 March 2027 | Go-live: 1 July 2027

Government Entities
Accredited provider by: 31 March 2027 | Go-live: 1 Oct 2027

Voluntary adoption starts 1 July 2026 — with no penalties yet. But mandatory compliance is approaching fast.

Don't wait until the deadline is on your doorstep.

📞 Contact MBB Auditing today to identify your phase, select an accredited service provider, and plan your e-invoicing implementation timeline.

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