- Guidance on VAT treatment for social media influencers issued by Irish Revenue Commissioners
- Ordinary VAT rules apply to influencers who engage and entertain audiences online
- Registration required if VAT thresholds are exceeded; voluntary registration and OSS regime available
- Recordkeeping and invoicing obligations outlined
- Conditions for self-billing arrangements with platforms specified
- 23 percent standard VAT rate applies to influencer services and advertising
- Place of supply rules for B2C and B2B services and goods, with special provisions for electronic services
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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