- HMRC is introducing enabling powers for mandatory e-invoicing requirements for VAT invoices, including invoices issued by public bodies, from April 2029.
- The detailed scope, technical standards, and any exemptions will be set out in regulations or HMRC notices.
- HMRC will also gain the functions needed to act as the UK Peppol Authority.
- Peppol will be the core interoperability framework for UK e-invoicing.
Source: gov.uk
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