- Irish Revenue issued guidelines on EU VAT regime for SMEs effective January 1
- Covers domestic and cross-border layers of the regime
- Details VAT exemption scope under the regime
- VAT registration thresholds are 42,500 euros for services and goods from zero-rated materials, 85,000 euros for goods or 90 percent turnover from specified supplies
- Separate thresholds of 10,000 euros for intra-Community sales and specified cross-border services, 41,000 euros for purchases from other EU states
- Lists transactions excluded from the SME regime
- Domestic regime applies automatically to qualifying SMEs with no reporting requirements
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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