5 February 2019
From 1 January 2019, the Irish tax authorities amended their VAT legislation relating to the Value Added Tax (VAT) treatment of vouchers.
This change follows the EU Voucher Directive amendments which harmonised the VAT treatment of vouchers across the EU and will affect retailers with promotional or loyalty programs in the country. Our previous article gives further explanation of how these changes will work.
LATEST NEWS
Romania Proposes Fixed Levy on Low-Value E-Commerce...
Romania has proposed the introduction of a fixed charge on certain low-value consignments, valued under €150, entering the country from outside the European...
SEE MORE
LATEST NEWS
France Proposes €2 Customs Charge on Low-Value...
In October 2025, the French government unveiled its 2026 Finance Bill, which has been submitted to the National Assembly for debate before moving to the Senate...
SEE MORE
LATEST NEWS
Ireland to Introduce Mandatory E-Invoicing for...
Ireland has confirmed plans to implement a mandatory electronic invoicing regime for business-to-business (B2B) transactions, starting 1 November 2028. This...
SEE MORE