Ireland E-Invoicing and E-Reporting
Ireland e-invoicing is undergoing a significant transformation as the country prepares to align with the EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative. The government aims to modernize VAT declaration and reporting systems, reduce administrative burdens, and promote transparency across both public and private sectors. To support this goal, Ireland launched a public consultation in October 2023 to evaluate the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing and digital VAT reporting for B2B transactions. The findings, published in June 2024, guided the Revenue Commissioners phased national transition toward a real-time, data-driven tax ecosystem, with implementation starting in 2028. Responsible Authorities Oversight of Ireland e-invoicing is divided between two key institutions: The Office of Government Procurement ( OGP ) manages Business-to-Government (B2G) e-invoicing implementation and operates as Ireland’s Peppol Authority. The Office of the Revenue Commissioners leads Business-to-Bu...