Takeaways
As members of the recently formed advocacy group for e-Invoicing (UK eLabs), Causeway provides an early, accurate interpretation of what the mandate really means and how construction organisations should prepare. You'll take away:
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An understanding of the implications for B2B and B2G invoicing.
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Insights and early signals emerging from industry discussions.
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An understanding of how to begin shaping your organisation’s 2029 readiness plan.
The mandate is confirmed for April 2029
The e-Invoicing mandate isn't just a "finance-only" change... it will affect IT and operational considerations
The focus is on structured digital exchange – not PDFs
Real-time reporting is not required at launch, but is likely to follow
The biggest risk is waiting, rather than starting to prepare now
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