- Ireland’s tax collection agency has launched a public consultation on modernizing the VAT invoicing and reporting system.
- The consultation will focus on transitioning B2B and B2G transactions to real-time digital VAT reporting supported by mandatory e-invoicing.
- The proposed reforms aim to make it easier for businesses to meet their VAT obligations and bring Ireland’s system in line with digital advances.
- The Irish tax agency seeks input from businesses, accountants, software providers, and other stakeholders on developing a new real-time digital VAT reporting system alongside mandatory e-invoicing.
- The public consultation period will run from October 13, 2023, to January 12, 2024.
- The consultation paper provides context and includes questions for stakeholders’ general views on real-time reporting and e-invoicing, as well as questions for businesses about their operations.
- The Irish tax agency will analyze responses to inform further stakeholder engagement as the new system is developed.
Source: invopop.com
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