- Ireland will implement mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing in three phases starting November 2028 for large corporates, expanding to all VAT registered businesses by July 2030
- The rollout begins with domestic transactions for large companies, then includes all businesses in intra-EU trade, and finally covers all intra-EU B2B transactions
- All businesses must be able to receive e-invoices in structured electronic format even if not required to issue them, and monthly VIES returns will be discontinued
- Technical requirements include compliance with European Standard EN 16931 and use of structured data formats, leveraging existing infrastructure like PEPPOL framework
- Revenue will provide detailed guidance and direct communication to affected businesses to ensure straightforward compliance with the new obligations
Source: sovos.com
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