Invoicing software for the UAE
VAT invoice software for UAE businesses
Issue FTA-style tax invoices in AED with 5% VAT, your TRN and trade licence number, in English or Arabic. Send by email or WhatsApp and get paid online.
Priced in dirhams, with a 7-day free trial on every plan.
Why United Arab Emirates businesses use Ascend
Arabic and English tax invoices
Customers in Arabic-speaking countries get a fully Arabic, right-to-left PDF — labels, totals and receipts — and you can switch the language per invoice.
TRN and trade licence on every document
Your Tax Registration Number and trade licence number print on invoices, receipts and the customer portal, so documents stand up to review.
5% VAT applied automatically
Standard-rated lines get 5% VAT by default; zero-rated and exempt lines can be set per item, with the VAT total shown separately.
VAT (5%) handled the United Arab Emirates way
- Tax invoice layout with supplier TRN, trade licence and customer details
- 5% VAT calculated per line with a separate VAT total
- Arabic (RTL) or English document language, chosen per invoice
- AED card payment links and emailed payment receipts
- Sequential numbering and downloadable records for audits
Who it's for
- Mainland and free-zone service companies
- Trading businesses invoicing in AED and USD
- Consultants and contractors billing Gulf clients
- Agencies serving customers across the GCC
How it works
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Set up your business
Add your business name, address and TRN. Your currency and VAT (5%) defaults are set for United Arab Emirates.
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Create and send
Add a customer, add your lines, and send by email or WhatsApp with a branded PDF and a payment link.
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Get paid and track
Payments record themselves, receipts go out automatically, and reminders chase anything still unpaid.
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United Arab Emirates invoicing questions
Are invoices UAE VAT compliant?
Invoices include your TRN, trade licence, customer details, a per-line 5% VAT breakdown and a separate VAT total in AED, in a sequential numbered series.
Can I send invoices in Arabic?
Yes. Customers in Arabic-speaking countries get Arabic right-to-left invoices and receipts automatically, and you can override the language on the send screen.
Can I invoice in AED and another currency?
Yes. Each invoice carries its own currency, so you can bill AED locally and USD or GBP for overseas customers.
How do UAE customers pay?
Invoices carry a secure card payment link. Once paid, the payment is recorded against the invoice and a branded receipt is emailed to your customer.