E-invoicing in UAE
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October 14, 2025
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Book NowThe UAE has mandated e-invoicing for B2B and B2G transactions starting 1 January 2027, with a voluntary pilot phase available from July 2026. This includes businesses that sell to other businesses or directly to consumers. Automotive companies must prepare their systems to issue and receive electronic invoices in formats approved by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).
This requirement applies to key parts of the vehicle lifecycle linked to B2B and B2G activity, including financing, repairs, leasing, and spare parts distribution. Sales may involve both business and retail customers, but only B2B and B2G invoices are covered by UAE e-invoicing rules. Dealers, garages, leasing providers, and parts distributors must format and send B2B and B2G invoices through the Peppol network using an FTA-approved Accredited Service Provider. Businesses that deal only with consumers must also be ready for e-invoicing in order to receive purchase documents from suppliers through Peppol.
New and used car dealerships handle high-value sales that often include trade-ins, extended warranties, insurance products, and financing. These transactions are complex and must follow FTA e-invoicing rules closely. The invoice must be complete and accurate because even small errors can impact compliance processes, delay payments, and weaken customer trust.
Key requirements for compliance:
Service centers generate invoices for engine diagnostics, brake repairs, oil changes, and maintenance work. While most jobs serve B2C customers, companies with fleet maintenance contracts or high-value B2B work fall under the e-invoicing mandate.
What to automate:
Spare parts and accessories distributors often deal with high-volume sales of items such as filters, alternators, tires, and batteries. These products usually come with warranty terms and batch codes, which require accurate tracking. Flick helps streamline this process by providing clear line-item breakdowns, including part codes and detailed descriptions, making compliance and documentation easier.
All B2B and B2G invoices must:
Monthly invoicing is essential for businesses managing corporate leasing or long-term rental fleets. These recurring invoices must follow strict format and transmission guidelines.
What Flick enables:
Companies selling only to consumers still need to register and onboard to the UAE e-invoicing system. This is because their suppliers must send them purchase documents through Peppol, which requires both the sender and receiver to be onboarded.
Flick supports both outgoing and incoming invoice automation through full Peppol integration and FTA compliance.
Honda in Saudi Arabia needed a system to manage e-invoicing across sales, service, and spare parts operations without disrupting existing processes. They were handling thousands of transactions each month so accuracy and compliance had to be maintained while keeping workflows efficient.
Flick enabled them to:
The result was faster invoicing, fewer manual steps, and full compliance across departments.
Read the full case study on Honda Saudi Arabia
Automotive companies in the UAE need to act now to prepare for the 1 January 2027 e-invoicing deadline, with an opportunity to participate voluntarily starting July 2026. Whether selling new vehicles, maintaining fleets, or distributing parts, all B2B and B2G invoices must meet FTA standards. As a pre-approved e-invoicing provider by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), Flick Network’s e-invoicing solution is built to help businesses in the automotive sector stay compliant, automate documentation, and improve operational speed.
1. What is UAE E-invoicing in the automotive industry?
It is the required digital reporting of all B2B and B2G transactions to the FTA, including car sales, repairs, and leasing.
2. Who must follow UAE E-invoicing in vehicle sales?
All sellers, including showrooms and dealerships, who issue B2B and B2G taxable invoices. B2C-only suppliers must be onboarded to receive purchase invoices through Peppol.
3. Does UAE E-invoicing apply to auto repair shops?
Yes, if they serve B2B or B2G clients. If they only serve B2C customers, they must still be onboarded to receive supplier invoices.
4. How does Flick help with UAE E-invoicing for spare parts?
Flick auto-generates invoices with part details and accurate tax mapping.
5. Do B2C automotive businesses need UAE E-invoicing?
Yes, to receive purchase documents from suppliers through Peppol.
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