Ireland plans a phased electronic invoicing rollout between November 2028 and July 2030, aligning with the EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) directive. The initial phase in November 2028 mandates e-invoicing for large corporate VAT entities on domestic B2B transactions, while all businesses must be able to receive electronic invoices. Phase 2, starting November 2029, will expand the requirement to all VAT businesses engaged in cross-border EU B2B trading. The full implementation concludes in July 2030, at which point all cross-border EU B2B transactions must utilize e-invoicing and real-time reporting.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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