- EU VAT rules for virtual events changed on Jan 1, 2025
- Suppliers must account for VAT based on where customers are located
- Virtual events include live-streamed events or online events with virtual interaction
- VAT now applies where the viewer/customer is located
- B2B recipients may need to self-account for VAT, while suppliers must collect and remit VAT for B2C supplies
- Changes follow Directive 2022/542, with Irish law expected to be amended soon
- Providers of B2C virtual events may need to register and charge VAT in each EU country where customers reside
- VAT One Stop Shop simplification available for EU-wide registration
- Impact on cross-border B2B supplies should be less significant
Source: charteredaccountants.ie
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