- Ireland is implementing mandatory e-invoicing and real-time VAT reporting in phases to align with the EU’s ViDA Directive by July 2030.
- The reforms aim to modernize VAT administration, reduce compliance costs, and combat VAT fraud by integrating digital reporting into business processes.
- All VAT-registered businesses, especially those involved in cross-border intra-EU trade, will be affected; all must be able to receive e-invoices by November 2028.
- Stakeholders include businesses, software providers, tax practitioners, and public sector bodies, with ongoing engagement and guidance planned.
- The initiative supports both EU compliance and Ireland’s domestic digital transformation of VAT processes.
Source: vatit.com
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