- Revenue published a VAT Modernisation paper and launched an eInvoicing Hub to centralize guidance, sign-ups, and an interactive impact tool for businesses.
- Ireland’s phased eInvoicing/digital reporting timetable remains unchanged: mandatory obligations start with VAT-registered large corporates from 1 November 2028 and then expand more widely.
- From 1 November 2028, all businesses in Ireland must be able to receive eInvoices.
- Finance Bill (No. 2) 2026 provides the legislative basis for domestic eInvoicing and digital reporting ahead of EU ViDA reforms, with draft regulations issued on the Hub covering Peppol, data transmission, and reporting requirements.
- Revenue confirmed Peppol as the default eInvoicing network and mandated digital reporting channel, and intends to become Ireland’s designated Peppol Authority from January 2027.
Source: charteredaccountants.ie
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