- Ireland will implement eInvoicing and Real-Time Reporting (RTR) for VAT in phases from November 2028 to July 2030, aligned with the EU’s ViDA initiative.
- All businesses must be able to receive eInvoices by November 2028; large corporates and intra-Community B2B traders must implement RTR and eInvoicing for domestic B2B by November 2029.
- By July 2030, RTR and eInvoicing will apply to all VAT-registered taxpayers involved in intra-EU B2B trade.
- The rollout aims to reduce compliance burdens, improve VAT reporting accuracy, and support digitalisation.
- Businesses should start preparing by reviewing IT systems, engaging with software providers, and planning for phased compliance.
Source: fintua.com
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