- Ireland will implement a phased e-invoicing rollout starting with large corporates on 1 November 2028, expanding to all VAT-registered businesses with intra-Community trade in November 2029, and aligning with the EU ViDA framework by 1 July 2030.
- E-invoices must be EN 16931-compliant and exchanged via the Peppol network, with near real-time reporting to Revenue.
- The definition of “large corporate” for Phase One is based on administrative criteria, not financial size.
- There are five compliance layers: existing VAT invoicing rules, B2G e-invoicing receipt obligation, Phase One domestic B2B mandate, Phase Two expansion to all VAT-registered businesses, and the EU-wide ViDA cross-border mandate.
- The article clarifies current and upcoming obligations, helping businesses prepare for 2026 and beyond.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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