Future Proofing E-Invoicing Readiness Webinar
Tuesday 8 December
1.00pm - 2.00pm
Online Webinar
Register Here
UK E-Invoicing: 2029 Starts Now
8 December | 1-2pm | Online
April 2029 might sound like a long way off. But when it comes to e-invoicing, there’s no time to waste. Because you’ll want to keep trading thereafter. Won’t you?
Mandatory e-invoicing is coming to the UK and is expected to apply to UK VAT-registered businesses for B2B and B2G transactions.
That means being able to create, send, receive and process invoices in a compliant electronic format. And getting there could mean changes to your data, systems, processes and workflows.
So, the time to start thinking about it is now.
Join Claire Satur from HMRC, Cooper Parry’s Russ Brooks and host Simon Shaw for a one-hour deep dive on what e-invoicing means for your business, and what you should be doing now to prepare.
We’ll cover:
- What we know about mandatory e-invoicing and who it’s expected to affect
- The latest from HMRC, directly from HMRC
- Why you should be preparing now, rather than waiting for 2029
- What to look at first, from data readiness to systems and processes
- How Cooper Parry can help you get ready
Register your interest below and get ready to have a much clearer idea of what you need to do next.
Meet our host & speakers
Simon Shaw
National Head of VAT at Cooper Parry
Simon Shaw is Cooper Parry’s National Head of VAT, helping businesses turn indirect tax into a commercial advantage. From improving margins and working capital to resolving complex HMRC disputes, Simon combines deep VAT expertise with a real understanding of how businesses operate and where opportunities can be found.
Claire Sutur
MAPM Stakeholder Engagment, E-invoicing Prgramme at HMRC
Russ Brooks
Tax Partner, Indirect Tax at Cooper Parry at Cooper Parry
With more than 20 years’ experience in Indirect Tax, Russell Brooks has seen VAT from pretty much every angle, from HMRC and the Big Four to in-house roles and practice. Now Cooper Parry’s Partner for Indirect Tax, he helps businesses make sense of complex VAT issues, manage risk and uncover opportunities.