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Invoice in AED

Bill in dirhams with 5% VAT, a TRN and an IBAN.

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The AED builder produces a UAE tax invoice with both TRNs, 5% VAT, the tax amount shown in dirhams even on a foreign-currency invoice, the required "tax invoice" title, and a 23-character UAE IBAN for local transfer.

What it does
Builds an invoice priced in AED
You give it
Both TRNs and the VAT treatment
You get back
A UAE tax invoice with the AED tax figure
Best for
Businesses registered for VAT in the UAE
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About the Invoice in AED

VAT in the United Arab Emirates is 5%, and a registered business is identified by a Tax Registration Number that has to appear on every tax invoice. The rules are specific about what else does: the words "tax invoice", a sequential number, the date and the date of supply where they differ, both parties’ details, the customer’s TRN where they are registered, the rate, the taxable amount and the tax — and the tax amount must be shown in dirhams even when the invoice is in another currency.

Exports outside the GCC implementing states are generally zero-rated, and a supply to a designated zone can be outside the scope entirely, so the rate on the page is a decision rather than a default.

Payment is by local transfer to an IBAN, which in the UAE is 23 characters beginning AE. Cheques remain common for larger commercial payments, and an invoice that names the payee exactly as the bank holds it avoids a rejected deposit.

Key features of the Invoice in AED

TRNs for both parties

Yours always, the customer’s where they are registered.

Tax in dirhams

Required even when the invoice itself is in another currency.

Zero-rating for exports

Outside the GCC implementing states, with the note on the page.

The required title

The words "tax invoice" are themselves part of the rules.

UAE IBAN

23 characters beginning AE, with the payee named as the bank holds it.

How to use the Invoice in AED

  1. 1

    Show both TRNs

    Yours always, and the customer’s where they are registered.

  2. 2

    Set VAT to 5%

    Or zero-rate an export outside the implementing states.

  3. 3

    Show the tax in dirhams

    Required even when the invoice itself is in another currency.

  4. 4

    Title it "Tax Invoice"

    The words themselves are part of what the regulations require.

  5. 5

    Give a 23-character IBAN

    UAE IBANs begin AE. Name the payee exactly as the bank holds it.

Frequently asked questions

Five per cent on most goods and services, with zero-rating for exports outside the GCC implementing states, international transport, certain healthcare and education, and some real estate. Financial services and residential leases are largely exempt.

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