- The UK is modernizing its tax and customs systems with a focus on e-invoicing and improved compliance.
- HMRC has introduced a digital strategy called digital by default, emphasizing e-invoicing.
- The initiative builds on the existing Make Tax Digital scheme to enhance tax compliance and reduce administrative burdens.
- Intermediaries like tax advisers and software providers play a crucial role in the tax system.
- HMRC aims to automate the tax system using software and technology.
- By 2030, HMRC plans to simplify compliance and increase revenue for public services.
- The compliance strategy includes preventing non-compliance, promoting compliance, and responding to compliance risks.
- The tax gap was GBP 46.8 billion in 2023 to 2024, with efforts to close it ongoing.
- HMRC and DBT are promoting e-invoicing in both private and public sectors.
- Public consultation on e-invoicing closed in May 2025 to guide future adoption strategies.
Source: regfollower.com
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