- The Irish Revenue Commissioners released Revenue eBrief No. 299/24 on December 5
- The guidance update covers VAT for stock exchange fees, debt factoring, invoice discounting, and solicitor services
- Topics include exemptions for fees related to colocation services, primary dealers in Irish government bonds, and securities trading on Optiq
- It details what constitutes debt factoring and invoice discounting, VAT application on these, and input VAT deductibility
- The document also discusses VAT rates, registration for solicitors, and VAT treatment of legal fees for lenders
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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