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    Global Daily Tax News, UK Seeks Input On Standardizing Electronic Invoices, (Feb 14, 2025)

    HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Business and Trade have released a joint consultation on electronic invoicing.

    The consultation, which will run until May 7, 2025, is intended to gather views on standardizing electronic invoicing and how ...

    HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Business and Trade have released a joint consultation on electronic invoicing.

    The consultation, which will run until May 7, 2025, is intended to gather views on standardizing electronic invoicing and how to increase adoption of e-invoicing across UK businesses and the public sector.

    The UK does not currently mandate standards for e-invoicing, other than the PEPPOL requirements set by the National Health Service England for its suppliers.

    The consultation says the Government is not looking to identify a specific standard or standards to adopt in the UK but broader views on how standards could be used to support e-invoicing adoption and increase potential benefits.

    Feedback from businesses will help to support the development of a UK approach, HMRC said.

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