CATA E-invoicing Webinar – HMRC Sharing Session (5th Session)

Date: Thursday, 28th May 2026 

Time: 12:00 – 13:00 BST (London) 

Format: MS-Teams Virtual Webinar

Background:

Electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) has become a key component of modern tax administration, supporting improved compliance, real-time data access, and enhanced efficiency in tax systems. As jurisdictions across the Commonwealth continue to explore and implement e-invoicing frameworks, there is growing interest in understanding practical approaches, policy considerations, and implementation challenges.

This webinar forms part of CATA’s ongoing efforts to facilitate knowledge sharing and peer learning among member administrations on digital transformation initiatives.

Objective of the session aims to:

• Provide an overview of the United Kingdom’s approach to e-invoicing

• Share key policy considerations and development approaches

• Highlight lessons learned from international engagement and domestic experience

• Support member administrations in shaping their own e-invoicing strategies

Session Overview:

This webinar will outline the UK’s journey on e-invoicing to date, focusing on its role in broader tax system modernisation. The session will explore:

• Policy development and strategic direction

• Engagement with businesses and stakeholders

• Insights from global e-invoicing implementations

• Emerging considerations and future outlook

The session is designed to encourage peer learning and informed discussion among CATA members as they progress their own e-invoicing reforms.

Presenter/Speaker: 

Ms Lily Duane, Policy Lead for Electronic Invoicing, HMRC, United Kingdom

Ms Duane leads policy development on e-invoicing in the UK, working closely with international partners, UK businesses, and industry stakeholders. She plays a key role in distilling lessons from global implementations and adapting them to the UK context. As Chair of the UK’s Technical Development Working Group, she ensures that business requirements remain central to the design of the UK’s e-invoicing regime.

Target Audience:

• CATA member tax administrations

• Policy and technical officials involved in digital transformation

• Officials working on e-invoicing, compliance, and tax system modernisation

Expected Outcomes:

• Enhanced understanding of the UK’s e-invoicing approach

• Practical insights into policy and implementation considerations

• Strengthened peer learning and collaboration among members