- HMRC released a roadmap to modernize UK tax and customs systems by 2030
- The strategy aims to improve taxpayer processes, close the tax gap, and update systems
- Goal is for 90 percent of interactions to be digital by the end of the decade
- E-invoicing is a key part of the transformation, with policies being developed for wider adoption
- E-invoicing aims to simplify processing, reduce costs, and cut payment delays, benefiting SMEs
- Making Tax Digital initiative will expand, applying to higher income taxpayers from April 2026
- MTD for Corporation Tax will not be mandatory, with focus on internal digital improvements
- HMRC plans to enhance digital services using AI, real-time data, and a new login system by 2026-27
Source: snitechnology.net
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