- A 9% value added tax (VAT) rate applying to certain activities in the hospitality and tourism sector to continue to 28 February 2023.
- VAT on the supply of newspapers (including digital editions), defibrillators, nicotine and hormone replacement therapies and certain period products to be reduced to 0%.
- The flat-rate addition for farmers (which compensates non-VAT registered farmers for irrecoverable VAT on their input costs) to decrease from 5.5% to 5% from January 2023.
Source: KPMG
Latest Posts in "Ireland"
- Budget 2026: Mandatory E-Invoicing aligned with ViDA, VAT rate changes
- New VAT Rates for Hospitality, Retail, and Construction; Electronic Invoicing Initiative Announced
- Government Budget to Include VAT Cut for Newly Built Apartments
- Uncertainty Surrounds VAT Cut Impact on Consumers Ahead of Budget 2026 Decision
- Hospitality VAT Cut to 9% from July 2026, Excludes Hotels, Includes Large Franchises
