- Irish Tax and Customs Agency released VAT guidelines for social media influencers
- Guidelines clarify taxability rules, revenue sources, and VAT application
- Influencers must follow standard VAT rules, no special rules for them
- Influencers must register for VAT if they exceed the registration threshold
- Standard VAT rate of 23 percent applies to influencer services
- Proper business records must be maintained by influencers
- Barter transactions are subject to VAT based on market value
- Different rules apply for B2C and B2B transactions, and EU vs non-EU services
- Influencers should review guidelines to determine VAT registration and compliance needs
Source: vatabout.com
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