- B2G E-Invoicing Mandate: In Ireland, businesses are required to issue electronic invoices for transactions with public sector entities, adhering to the European Standard (EN 16931) since June 2019, ensuring compliance and efficiency in public procurement.
- No B2B or B2C Mandates: Currently, there are no legal requirements for electronic invoicing in Business-to-Business (B2B) or Business-to-Consumer (B2C) transactions; participation in e-invoicing in these areas remains optional based on mutual agreements.
- Integration with Peppol Network: The Irish e-invoicing framework utilizes the Peppol network for seamless invoice transmission, and while there is no real-time VAT reporting system, ongoing developments aim to enhance compliance and reporting capabilities in alignment with EU directives.
Source ec.europe.eu
- See also
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