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VAT Groups
Tax and Legal VAT Groups
Two or more persons may decide to operate as a single VAT registered body for the purposes of VAT - known as a VAT group. To form a VAT group, an application must be made to Revenue and approval is at the discretion of the Revenue.
Janette Maxwell
Janette Maxwell
| 3 min read | 08 Apr 2022
VAT Section 56 authorisation
Tax and Legal VAT Section 56 authorisation
Revenue have updated the guidance material on the operation of the Section 56 authorisation system. Generally, a VAT registered entity is eligible to apply for a Section 56 authorisation where over 75% of their annual turnover is derived from qualifying sales, namely; intra-community supplies of goods, exports and certain contract work. Revenue will grant the trader a VAT56B authorisation.
Janette Maxwell
Janette Maxwell
| 4 min read | 08 Apr 2022
DAC 6 - the EU Mandatory Disclosure Requirement
Tax and legal DAC 6 - the EU Mandatory Disclosure Requirement
EU Mandatory Disclosure reporting rules came into effect in July 2020, however due to the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic the reporting deadline was deferred until January 2021. The first reports are due by the end of January. Are you ready to file your reports with the tax authorities?
12 Jan 2021
Introduction of Temporary VAT measures
Tax and legal Introduction of Temporary VAT measures
In the context of the current Covid 19 emergency, Revenue have published guidance (eBrief 77/20) on the zero rating of certain medical equipment and products and the impact for traders who supply or donate these goods. In addition, the VAT impact of supplying emergency accommodation is clarified.
11 May 2020
How to reduce and defer your VAT liability
COVID-19 How to reduce and defer your VAT liability
In light of the Government’s recent financial measures implemented for businesses, we have summarised below some practical steps businesses may take to improve VAT cash flow.
03 Apr 2020

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