- Ireland’s Revenue has confirmed Peppol will be the default e-invoicing network, and the mandatory channel for reporting invoice data to Revenue under the VAT Modernisation programme, subject to forthcoming legislation and regulations.
- The proposed model allows alternative invoice-routing networks by agreement, but suppliers subject to digital reporting must still send required invoice data to Revenue via a Peppol service provider; invoices must follow EN 16931-1.
- The rollout is phased: 1 Nov 2028 for large corporates under Revenue’s Large Corporates Division; 1 Nov 2029 for wider Irish-established VAT-registered businesses involved in intra-EU trade; and 1 Jul 2030 for EU ViDA cross-border B2B obligations.
- All businesses in Ireland, including public bodies, must be able to receive e-invoices from 1 Nov 2028, and customers will no longer be able to insist on PDFs for in-scope invoices.
- Revenue plans to become Ireland’s Peppol Authority from 1 Jan 2027 and to introduce transaction-level reporting while keeping periodic VAT returns in place.
Source: sharedserviceslink.com
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