Accounting software built for UAE businesses — VAT compliance, UAE e-invoicing, and financial reports in one place.
Every feature in Pyalm Books is designed with UAE VAT and the MoF e-invoicing mandate in mind — not retrofitted from a foreign product.
Standard (5%), zero-rated, and exempt supplies are handled automatically. Generate FTA-compatible VAT returns ready for direct submission — no manual adjustments needed.
Generate structured e-invoices with all MoF-mandatory fields pre-populated: TRN, UUID, digital signature, supply date, and line-level VAT. Aligned with Ministerial Resolution No. (244) of 2025.
Create, send, and track invoices in seconds. Set payment terms, issue credit notes, and get notified when invoices are overdue. Bilingual Arabic/English output included.
Record business expenses by category, attach receipts, and reconcile with your bank. Input VAT on purchases is automatically tracked for VAT return purposes.
Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow statements available on demand. See your business performance without waiting for your accountant to prepare a spreadsheet.
Store client names, TRN numbers, addresses, and payment terms. Every invoice you issue to a client pulls the correct data — no re-entering the same information twice.
UAE e-invoicing under Ministerial Resolution No. (244) of 2025 (amended by Resolution No. 66 of 2026) requires all VAT-registered businesses to issue structured electronic invoices. Pyalm Books is built to meet this requirement.
Supplier TRN, buyer TRN, UUID, supply date, digital signature, line-level VAT amounts — all generated automatically on every invoice. No manual field checklist required.
Invoices are generated in the structured XML format required by the MoF framework and digitally signed before transmission — meeting authenticity requirements.
Pyalm Books is updated as the MoF publishes amendments to the e-invoicing framework. Your invoicing workflow stays compliant as requirements evolve. Source: mof.gov.ae.
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