- Government is consulting on electronic invoicing to promote its use in UK businesses and the public sector.
- The government believes e-invoicing can improve productivity, cashflow, tax reporting, and reduce the tax gap.
- The consultation seeks views on standards for e-invoicing and whether it should be voluntary or mandatory.
- The government is not looking to implement a centralized e-invoicing model but may consider a centralized data share model.
- The consultation is open until May 7, 2025.
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