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Revenue Announces Plans for vat modernisation & eInvoicing in Ireland
Irish Revenue has announced eInvoicing changes under VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA). Manual and Excel-based systems won’t meet new rules, here’s what to do before 2028.
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Budget 2026: What Employers, Developers, and Families Need to Know
Budget 2026 Ireland: analysis of tax changes, VAT cuts, wage increases and supports. What it means for employers, developers and families.
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New Tax Rules for Employee Meals in Ireland
From October 2025, Revenue recognises two new situations where staff meals won’t trigger a taxable BIK. Learn the rules for meals onsite and working lunches
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Contractor or Employee? Revenue’s New disclosure opportunity Explained
Revenue has published new guidance following the Supreme Court’s Karshan case on worker classification. Employers now face greater responsibility in deciding whether individuals are employees or contractors, with specific attention on locums. This blog…
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Direct Debit Modernisation and Transition from Annual VAT to Bi-Monthly Returns
Revenue is phasing out the Fixed Direct Debit (FDD) for VAT as part of its banking modernisation. This marks the end of annual VAT3 returns for affected taxpayers, who will now move back to…
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Buying Pre-2024 N1 Conversions? What You need to know.
Thinking of reclaiming VAT on a converted vehicle? The rules aren’t as simple as your logbook or motor tax disc suggests. While N1 vans and crew cabs often qualify for VAT recovery, Revenue takes…
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Save Tax & Grow Your Pension, Make 2025 Contributions Count for 2024
With the 2024 income tax filing deadline approaching, now is the perfect time to consider an Additional Voluntary Contribution (AVC) to your pension. By making a contribution in 2025, you can still reduce your…
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Farming Careers After the Leaving Cert
Leaving Cert results are out & now it’s decision time. For future farmers, the right CAO course isn’t just about education, it’s the key to the Green Cert and vital tax reliefs like Stamp…
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Advance Payments: The Hidden VAT Trap for Businesses
Taking deposits or payments on account? Remember not all that money is yours. VAT becomes due the moment it hits your bank. With Revenue’s updated guidance, Irish businesses must sharpen up on invoicing rules,…
Lisa Lokasto 