- Ireland’s Revenue has announced that large corporates will be the first required to implement mandatory structured e-invoicing for domestic B2B transactions starting 1 November 2028.
- Only businesses managed by Revenue’s Large Corporates Division and established or with a fixed establishment in Ireland are included in Phase One.
- All Irish businesses, regardless of size, must be able to receive structured e-invoices from the same date.
- The phased approach is intended to give the market time to adapt before broader EU VAT digital reforms take effect in July 2030.
- Revenue urges affected companies to begin preparations, while SMEs are not included in the first phase but should use the lead time to get ready.
Source: thinkbusiness.ie
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