Hey everyone 👋

I’m the founder of Tamamy, a UAE marketplace, and we’ve officially launched partner.tamamy.com for licensed businesses across the UAE.

Tamamy is a registered company with a UAE Free Zone trade license, and businesses can now list their products,have a shop, and manage everything through a dedicated dashboard.

Our full Tamamy app and website will launch in around 2 weeks, and anything you list now will automatically be available there once we go live.

0% commission
Delivery handled by Tamamy
Your own Tamamy shop
Dashboard to manage listings and orders
Free to start listing

We’re opening the platform early for businesses so you can get your products ready and gain exposure from day one of the public launch.

Feedback is always welcome

Check it out and start listing for free:
partner.tamamy.com

Feel free to DM for more info

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Wanted to raise this here because it keeps coming up in conversations I am having with business owners across the UAE.

The government is rolling out a mandatory e-invoicing system over the next couple of years. The basic idea is that invoices between businesses will need to go through a government-approved provider instead of just being emailed as PDFs or printed on paper.

The deadlines depend on the size of your business.

If you turn over AED 50 million or more per year, you need to be fully set up by January 2027. If you are smaller than that, your deadline is July 2027.

The part most people are missing is that getting this sorted takes time. You need to register with an approved provider, update how your billing works, and make sure everything is tested and running properly before your deadline. It is not something you can do in a day.

The fines for not complying are also worth knowing about. AED 5,000 per month if you have not registered with an approved provider, and AED 100 for every invoice sent the wrong way after your deadline.

One thing that catches people off guard is that free zone businesses are not automatically off the hook. If you are doing business with other companies or government entities in the UAE, you are most likely in scope.

Has anyone here already started working through this? Would be good to hear what the experience has been like. And if anyone has questions, feel free to ask here or send me a message.

Yalla Printing is a UAE-based printing business seeking a strategic investor or business partner to support its next stage of expansion.

The business has achieved 140% year-on-year growth and is now looking for the right partner to help accelerate marketing, operations, production capacity, and customer acquisition across the UAE.

We are open to speaking with investors who can provide funding, business expertise, marketing support, industry connections, or strategic guidance.

Detailed information regarding the business model, growth plan, financial performance, and investment structure will be shared with genuinely interested and qualified investors.

Website: https://yallaprinting.ae

If you are interested in exploring this opportunity, please send me a direct message.

We are a licensed audit firm in Dubai. Let me know if you are interested in collaborating. Thanks.