- Ireland is transitioning to a digital, real-time VAT environment, starting with eInvoicing for large corporates in November 2028 and expanding to all VAT-registered businesses by July 2030.
- The move aims to harmonise, standardise, and prevent fraud, while boosting digitalisation and competitiveness.
- eInvoices will use structured data aligned with EU standards, improving data quality and compliance.
- The Irish Revenue is engaging with businesses, learning from other EU countries, and piloting the Peppol network to ensure a smooth rollout.
- Businesses are urged to prepare by mapping processes, ensuring data readiness, coordinating across departments, and engaging early with Revenue.
Source: fintua.com
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