UK eInvoicing Roadmap Announcement Expected 28th October
Monday 3rd August, 2026
The autumn Budget announced for Wednesday 28th October is expected to contain details of the UK's April 2029 eInvoicing roadmap, setting out details of what to expect on the path from that point.
These are expected to include:
- Key milestones
- Regulations and standards
- Peppol as the Core Interoperability Network (CIN)
- Guidance
- Details of the penalty regime
At last week's meeting of the #UKeLab (The UK eInvoicing Advocacy Lab), HMRC’s Rachel Stirrat stated that while not every detail needed for implementation will be available in the Roadmap, it would confirm clarity on when those details will be expected.
More broadly, The Chancellor stated that; “it will be a Budget that moves money and power out of Westminster, and into every postcode around Britain, built on fiscal discipline. It will meet our fiscal rules. It’ll give businesses and families some of the stability they need to plan for the future."
Newly appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healey MP announced the date of his first budget on Friday afternoon.
UKeLab - Considerations for the UK eInvoicing Mandate - Discussion Paper
