- E-invoicing should be voluntary, not mandatory, according to the Institute’s Northern Ireland Tax Committee.
- The UK e-invoicing regime should be decentralised and aligned with EU-level agreements on the Digital Reporting Requirement.
- Recommendations include ensuring Northern Ireland is not subject to different standards than the rest of the UK.
- An appropriate lead-in time and extensive testing with stakeholders are essential for successful implementation.
- A voluntary approach should be encouraged, especially for small and micro businesses, with education and grant incentives.
- Mandatory e-invoicing should be introduced in phases based on business size.
- The Government should establish a dedicated e-invoicing support team.
- A review of the UK’s VAT regime should be conducted to identify simplification opportunities.
- The potential impact on Northern Ireland should be considered to avoid complexity or different standards.
- Continued open and transparent consultation with stakeholders is necessary to address challenges.
Source: charteredaccountants.ie
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