- The EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative, especially its Digital Reporting Requirements (DRR), is progressing but some details remain unresolved, such as the definition of the “10-day period” for issuing e-invoices.
- EU Member States with existing eInvoicing systems before January 2024 have until January 2035 to implement DRR; all others must comply by July 2030.
- ViDA aims to increase digitalisation, efficiency, environmental protection, and reduce the VAT gap through better data and transparency.
- Ireland has announced a phased approach to eInvoicing, requiring large businesses to issue eInvoices by November 2028, all intra-EU traders by November 2029, and full compliance by July 2030.
- Ireland is actively preparing for eInvoicing through structured planning, stakeholder engagement, and change management to ensure market competitiveness.
Source: fintua.com
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