Anjuta is a modern accounting platform being built for the UAE — Peppol PINT AE e-invoicing, FTA VAT and Corporate Tax in one place. It isn't live yet. Join the early-access list and we'll be in touch as onboarding opens.
No spam, and no automated billing — we have nothing to bill you for yet. One email when there is something worth showing you.
This is the scope we are building to: from the first tax invoice through to the Corporate Tax return. One tool, one agreement, nothing sold back to you later as an add-on. Early-access partners help decide what lands first.
IFRS-aligned chart of accounts, with mainland and free zone entities side by side.
Bilingual Arabic and English layouts, with TRN and VAT treatment checked as you type.
Reverse charge, zero-rated exports and designated zones, reconciled for EmaraTax.
0% to AED 375,000 and 9% above it, with free zone qualifying income tested properly.
Statement import from the major UAE banks, automatic matching, and payment files.
Salary runs with the MOHRE SIF file, GPSSA, and end-of-service gratuity accruals.
Accounting and tax depreciation, FIFO or weighted average, landed cost on imports.
Daily Central Bank of the UAE rates, automatic revaluation, realised and unrealised FX.
Reads bills, flags unusual entries, answers questions — on models hosted in the UAE.
The Ministry of Finance eInvoicing Programme is built on Peppol and the five-corner DCTCE model: your invoice reaches your customer's service provider while the tax data reaches the Federal Tax Authority in parallel. Invoices are exchanged as PINT AE, through an Accredited Service Provider.
The dates opposite are the Ministry's, not ours. We are building Anjuta so that businesses coming into scope have something worth moving to — and early-access partners get to shape what that looks like while it is still open to being shaped.
We are looking for accountants and finance teams in the UAE to shape what gets built first. Early access, a direct line to the people writing the code, and no obligation of any kind.
In development. We have not announced a launch date — we would rather ship it right than ship it dated.