- The UK will make electronic invoicing mandatory for all VAT invoices from April 2029.
- A detailed e-invoicing roadmap is expected alongside Budget 2026, covering implementation stages, technical standards, and business requirements.
- In 2026, the Tax Authority and Department for Business and Trade will run workshops with businesses and software providers to shape the final system.
- The mandate is part of a broader move toward a more digital and automated tax administration system, and it will likely affect both AP and AR processes.
- Businesses should start preparing now by reviewing invoicing processes, watching for Budget 2026 updates, and considering industry consultations and e-invoicing software.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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