UK E-Invoicing 2029: What It Means for Your Business

The UK government has published its long-awaited Roadmap for E-Invoicing Implementation, giving businesses considerably more detail on what to expect when mandatory e-invoicing arrives on 1st April 2029.

We now know that all VAT-registered businesses, including non-established taxable persons, will be required to issue and receive e-invoices for domestic B2B and B2G transactions, unless exempt. Peppol will play a central role, with HMRC becoming the UK's Peppol Authority.

While the roadmap answers some important questions, key technical and compliance requirements are still to be confirmed.

Join sharedserviceslink and Quadient as we examine what the roadmap tells us, what remains undecided, and how businesses can start preparing for 2029.

What we'll cover

• Scope and timelines: Who is affected, and which transactions are in scope?
• Peppol and technical requirements: What will businesses need to know about standards, Access Points and registration?
• Existing EDI arrangements: What changes for businesses already exchanging invoices electronically?
• Digital reporting and compliance: What do we know about e-reporting, penalties and enforcement?
• What's still to come: Which decisions are expected in 2027 and 2028?
• Preparing for 2029: What should Finance, Tax, AP, AR and IT teams be considering now?

Register now to join sharedserviceslink and Quadient for a practical discussion on the UK's 2029 e-invoicing mandate.