- Ireland Budget 2026 extends the reduced 9% VAT rate on gas and electricity supply until December 31, 2030, providing long term stability for households and businesses
- The 9% VAT rate for electric vehicle charging is also extended until December 31, 2030 to encourage continued investment in e-mobility infrastructure
- Starting July 1, 2026, food and catering services plus hairdressing services will return to the reduced 9% VAT rate, down from the current 13.5% rate to support tourism and hospitality recovery
- New apartment sales will benefit from a 9% VAT rate from October 8, 2025 through December 31, 2030 as part of government strategy to address housing affordability and increase construction
- Businesses must update their tax systems, accounting processes and compliance strategies to handle these VAT rate changes, particularly preparing for mid-year adjustments taking effect July 2026
Source: fintua.com
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