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Budget 2026: Mandatory E-Invoicing aligned with ViDA, VAT rate changes

  • Mandatory domestic B2B e‑invoicing: Revenue will publish details of a phased roll‑out of mandatory domestic B2B e‑invoicing, aligning with EU ViDA reforms and the July 2030 cross‑border e‑invoicing requirement.
  • Apartment VAT reduction: VAT on the sale of completed apartments reduced from 13.5% to 9%, effective 7 October 2025 and running until 31 December 2030.
  • Targeted VAT rate measures: Reintroduction of 9% rate for restaurant/catering services and hairdressing; certain exceptions (alcoholic and soft drinks remain at the standard rate) and split‑billing issues for combined services are expected.
  • Energy supplies: The 9% rate for supplies of electricity and natural gas is retained until 31 December 2030 as a cost‑of‑living measure.
  • Implementation and business impact: Mandatory e‑invoicing will require system and process changes across sectors; businesses need lead time to prepare and to assess technical and commercial implications of the property and reduced‑rate measures.

Source KPMG


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