- Irish government planning VAT measures for Budget 2024
- Proposed measures include increasing VAT registration thresholds for resident businesses
- Audio books and ebooks to be zero-rated from 1st January 2024
- Extension of 9% reduced VAT rate on energy products for another 12 months
- Increase in funds available under Charity VAT Compensation Scheme from €5 million to €10 million
- Public consultation to modernize Ireland’s VAT Invoicing and Reporting System to be launched.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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