- Ireland announces phased mandatory e-invoicing and real-time VAT reporting starting November 2028 for large corporates, expanding to all VAT-registered businesses by July 2030Implementation occurs in three phases with Phase 1 covering domestic B2B transactions for large companies, Phase 2 adding intra-EU trade requirements, and Phase 3 achieving full ViDA complianceNew system requires structured e-invoice formats meeting European Standard EN16931, replacing PDF and paper invoices that will no longer meet VAT compliance standardsIreland will use the PEPPOL framework already utilized by public sector bodies since 2019 to enable secure standardized electronic document exchangeRevenue commits to stakeholder engagement and detailed guidance publication before each phase to ensure smooth transition and reduce compliance burdens
Source: kpmg.com
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