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Position Paper - Key challenges for the successful implementation of a UK national eInvoicing initiative

UKelab Position Paper covThis paper was created subsequent to a meeting of the UK eInvoicing Advocacy Group held in September 2024. During that meeting it was proposed that a number of key challenges in the implementation of eInvoicing should be investigated as a follow-up to the publication of the White Paper: ‘Why electronic Invoicing adoption should be a public policy priority in the UK’.

Our position remains that accelerating the adoption of electronic invoicing across business and government will support economic growth and the efficiency of government, business, and tax revenue raising. Further, that the UK through; a well-established service and solutions industry, lessons already learned from early adopters, and a proven value-in-use, is well placed to make significant progress within a short timeframe. eInvoicing replaces paper and other unstructured data formats with a structured invoice file capable of being delivered and processed automatically. The growth, on-time payment, business efficiency, global competitiveness and sustainability agendas will all benefit from this one change.

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