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Free UAE tax invoice generator (print-ready A4)

Fill in the details and print an A4 tax invoice that carries the particulars the Executive Regulation lists.

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1. Supplier (you)

15 digits, from your FTA registration certificate.

2. Customer

3. Invoice details

Keep one unbroken sequence, e.g. INV-0001, INV-0002.

Required particulars

Article 59(1) of the Executive Regulation lists what a full tax invoice must show. Green means it is covered.

This tool covers the standard case. For a reverse-charge supply, or an amount converted from another currency, the Regulation requires extra statements that this form does not add.

5 items still to fill in

TAX INVOICE

Supplier
— TRN: —
Customer
— TRN: —
Invoice number—
Invoice date—
#DescriptionQtyUnit priceDiscountTaxable amountVAT rateVATTotal (AED)
110.005%0.000.00
Total taxable amount0.00
Total VAT (AED)0.00
Total payable (AED)0.00
All amounts in UAE dirhams (AED).

Please note. This is a free template, not tax or legal advice. You are responsible for the content of the invoices you issue.

How it is calculated

The working

  • Line taxable amount = quantity x unit price - discount. VAT on a standard-rated line = taxable amount x 5%. Zero-rated and exempt lines show 0 VAT.
  • Each line is rounded to the nearest fils, and the invoice totals add the rounded lines.
  • The invoice shows the words "Tax Invoice", supplier name, address and TRN, recipient name, address and TRN, a sequential invoice number, the invoice date and date of supply, a description, quantity, unit price, discount, rate and amount of tax for each line, the gross total and the total tax in AED.
  • Press Print, then choose Save as PDF in the print window to keep a PDF copy.

Sources

  1. Cabinet Decision No. 52 of 2017, Executive Regulation of the VAT law (Federal Tax Authority, English text)
    Article 59: the particulars a tax invoice must contain. The Executive Regulation has since been amended (Cabinet Decision No. 100 of 2024), so confirm the current wording on the FTA site.
  2. Federal Decree-Law No. 8 of 2017 on Value Added Tax (Federal Tax Authority, English text)
    Article 3: standard rate 5%. Articles 45 and 46: zero-rated and exempt supplies. Article 67: tax invoice within 14 days of the date of supply.
  3. Federal Tax Authority: Value Added Tax

Rules and rates change. Always confirm against the current official text.

Rules this tool applies, last read against the official text on 12 November 2026
  • The standard rate of VAT is 5%. (Article 3, read 12 November 2026.) Later amendments were not reviewed.
  • A registrant issues a tax invoice within 14 days of the date of supply. (Article 67, read 12 November 2026.) Later amendments were not reviewed.
  • The list of particulars a full tax invoice must carry (words "Tax Invoice", supplier and recipient name, address and TRN, sequential number, dates, description, unit price, quantity, rate and amount of tax, discount, gross amount, tax amount in AED). (Article 59(1), read 12 November 2026.) Later amendments were not reviewed.

This is a reading of the published text, not legal advice, and no adviser or authority has signed these rules off.

Cite this tool

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UAE tax invoice generator
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Zeyto (Emeron Infospace FZE)
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https://zeyto.app/tools/uae-tax-invoice-generator
Zeyto. "UAE tax invoice generator", free tool, Emeron Infospace FZE. https://zeyto.app/tools/uae-tax-invoice-generator

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Questions

Common questions

What must a UAE tax invoice contain?
Article 59(1) of the Executive Regulation (Cabinet Decision No. 52 of 2017) lists: the words "Tax Invoice"; the supplier's name, address and Tax Registration Number; the recipient's name, address and TRN where the recipient is VAT-registered; a sequential or unique invoice number; the date of issue; the date of supply if different; a description of the goods or services; for each line the unit price, quantity, rate of tax and amount payable in AED; any discount; the gross amount payable in AED; the tax amount in AED, with the exchange rate where the amount was converted from another currency; and, for a reverse-charge supply, a statement that the recipient must account for the tax with a reference to the relevant provision. This generator covers the standard case. It does not cover reverse-charge statements or foreign-currency conversion, so use your accounting system for those.
How soon must the invoice be issued?
Article 67 of the VAT law says a registrant must issue a tax invoice within 14 days of the date of supply. The Executive Regulation has been amended for certain situations, so check the current text on the Federal Tax Authority site for yours.
Is a simplified tax invoice allowed?
The Executive Regulation allows a shorter simplified tax invoice in some cases, for example where the customer is not VAT-registered, and later amendments have changed parts of Article 59. This generator always produces the full version, which contains every detail the simplified version needs. Check Article 59 as currently in force before relying on the simplified form.
Is this the same as UAE e-invoicing?
No. This tool prints a document. The UAE e-invoicing programme is about structured electronic invoice data exchanged through accredited service providers. It is a separate subject, covered in the Academy lesson linked below.
Is my invoice data stored by Zeyto?
No. Everything you type stays in your browser. If you tick "Remember my details on this device", your seller details and the invoice number are saved in your own browser storage only, and you can clear them with one button. Subscribing to tips is separate: if you do, the form says that the totals shown on the page go with your signup, and nothing else you typed.
Is this a legal or tax document service?
No. It is a free template. You are responsible for the content of your invoices and for meeting the tax law. It is not tax advice.