- The Irish Revenue Commissioners issued Revenue eBrief No. 297/24 and VAT Notes for Guidance on Finance Act 2024
- VAT registration thresholds increased to 85,000 euros for goods and 42,500 euros for services
- 9 percent VAT rate applied to the supply and installation of low emissions heat pump heating systems
- 9 percent VAT rate extended on the supply of gas and electricity until April 30, 2025
- VAT on food, drink, accommodation, or other personal services not recoverable except in specific circumstances
- Fixed penalty of 4,000 euros may be imposed under various circumstances
- Measures to take effect from January 1, 2025
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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