Editorial Policy

This page explains how we research, check, correct and disclose what we publish. The short version: official texts come first, every regulatory figure is checked before publication, errors are corrected openly, and we tell you that the site is published by an Odoo partner.

Which sources do we use?

We rank our sources and use the highest one available for each fact:

1. Official legal texts: Federal Decree-Laws, Cabinet Decisions and Ministerial Decisions, as published by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) or the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).
2. Official guidance: the MoF e-invoicing guidelines and FAQ, FTA guides, and the government portal u.ae.
3. Technical specifications from their owners, for example OpenPeppol for the PINT AE invoice format.
4. Vendor pages for software prices and features in our software guides, always with the date we checked them.
5. Press articles and advisory firms, only to corroborate. We never rely on them alone for a date, an amount or a decision number.

When sources disagree, the legal text prevails and we say so. One example: the MoF e-invoicing guidelines (version 1.1, 1 June 2026) still show 31 July 2026 as the ASP deadline for large businesses, while Ministerial Decision No. 66 of 2026 moved it to 30 October 2026. Our e-invoicing deadlines guide uses the decision.

How do we check facts?

• Every date, amount, threshold, decision number and count is checked against the official text before a page is published. The texts we used are listed at the bottom of each page, with links and dates.
• If something has not been officially confirmed, we say so instead of guessing. For example, we do not state the Official Gazette publication dates of the e-invoicing decisions, because we have not been able to confirm them.
• Each page shows a "Last reviewed" date: the last time the whole page was checked against its sources.
• We check our list of accredited service providers against the MoF list every week.
• When the MoF or the FTA publishes a new decision, we update the affected guides and summarise the change in our news section.

How do we correct errors?

If you find a mistake, tell us through the contact form. Please include the page address, what you think is wrong and, if you can, the official source. We read every report and reply within one business day, in English or French.

When we confirm an error, we correct the page and update its "Last reviewed" date. If the correction changes the meaning of a guide (a date, an amount, who is affected), we say so on the page. We do not quietly rewrite regulatory facts.

How do we use AI?

We use AI in two ways, and we are open about both.

• Writing. Drafts may be prepared with AI assistance, for example to summarise long official documents or to produce a first version of a page. A person then reviews each draft, and every fact is checked against the official sources listed on the page. We do not publish a figure that cannot be traced to a source.
• The AI assistant. The AI assistant answers questions from our guides and the official texts, and cites its sources. It can still make mistakes, so it reminds you to check important points and to speak to an FTA-registered tax agent for your specific case.

What is our commercial interest?

This site is published by Kenobiz Solutions LLC, an Odoo partner in Dubai. Kenobiz earns money when businesses hire it to implement Odoo. We disclose this in the footer of every page, on our About page and in a transparency box on every software comparison.

That interest is the reason we publish our method. Every product is compared against the same criteria, with official ASP status and public prices, and we state when another product fits better. The details are in how we compare software.

Do vendors pay to appear on this site?

No. No software vendor or accredited service provider pays to be listed, ranked or reviewed. There are no sponsored rankings and no paid placements. If that ever changes for a specific page, the page will say so clearly at the top.

What this site is not

The site gives general information, not tax or legal advice. Official texts always prevail over our summaries. Read our disclaimer for the full limits.