- Ireland will mandate B2B e-invoicing and real-time tax reporting in phases starting November 1, 2028, for large corporates, extending to all VAT-registered businesses by November 2029, and full EU ViDA compliance by July 2030.
- The first phase targets large corporates managed by the Revenue’s Large Corporates Division and established in Ireland.
- Businesses must use structured XML e-invoices (EN 16931 standard) via the Peppol network; unstructured formats like PDFs will no longer be accepted.
- The initiative aims to modernize VAT reporting, combat fraud, and reduce Ireland’s €1.7 billion VAT Gap.
- Affected businesses should assess and upgrade their e-invoicing and ERP systems to comply with the new requirements.
Source: comarch.com
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