Tally Solutions says it has onboarded more than 4,600 businesses in the United Arab Emirates for e-invoicing, strengthening its position in the country’s transition to digital tax compliance.
The milestone, based on October 2026 data from the Peppol directory, covers businesses onboarded by the company during the first phase of the UAE’s e-invoicing rollout. Tally says the figure is the highest among service providers operating in the market.
The development follows the company’s accreditation as a fully Accredited Service Provider (ASP) by the UAE Ministry of Finance, as businesses prepare for the phased introduction of mandatory electronic invoicing.
Under the arrangement, customers using the latest version of TallyPrime with an active Tally Software Services (TSS) subscription can generate compliant e-invoices directly through the software. The company says it is absorbing the cost of e-invoice generation for eligible customers.
TallyPrime also allows businesses to manage multiple companies, users and e-invoices on a single platform, without limits on the number of each, according to the company.
Vikas Panchal, Senior General Manager for the Middle East and North Africa at Tally Solutions, said the company was focused on making e-invoicing straightforward and affordable, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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“Businesses are choosing Tally because they want e-invoicing to be simple and affordable. Our focus has always been to make compliance easy, so that SMEs can spend their time on growth,” Panchal said.
He added that the company would continue to support businesses through awareness campaigns, onboarding and day-to-day compliance as the UAE develops its digital tax system.
Beyond its software offering, Tally is organising free e-invoicing awareness webinars open to businesses, including those that do not use its products.
The company is also collaborating with the ICAI Dubai Chapter and the Taxation Society to equip chartered accountants, bookkeepers and auditors with information to help their clients prepare for the transition.
Tally said it has more than 20 years of experience supporting businesses across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region through regulatory changes, including the introduction of value-added tax and digital tax reporting.
The UAE’s phased e-invoicing programme is expected to increase the use of standardised electronic transactions and strengthen tax reporting processes, making preparation by businesses and their service providers increasingly important.
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