- From 1 November 2028, VAT-registered large corporates in Ireland must issue structured eInvoices and report certain data to Revenue for domestic B2B transactions; all businesses must be able to receive structured eInvoices.
- Large corporates are defined as VAT-registered businesses managed by Revenue’s Large Corporates Division and established or with a fixed establishment in Ireland.
- eInvoices must comply with European Standard EN16931; unstructured formats like PDFs are not acceptable.
- Affected businesses should begin preparing now by reviewing systems, engaging with software providers, and planning necessary changes.
- This phase will help businesses prepare for broader EU ViDA requirements from July 2030, and Revenue will provide support and ongoing engagement throughout the transition.
Source: revenue.ie
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