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Practical notes for Irish accountants

Field notes on Irish VAT, Revenue rules, ROS deadlines, and document automation — written for the practices doing the work.

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Do you need an accountant in Ireland? The checks to run if you file your own return

You don't need an accountant to file your own VAT3 or Form 11 in Ireland — but nobody checks your paperwork first. The deadlines, and the five checks that catch the errors.

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When one hotel folio crosses 1 July 2026

A single Irish hotel folio dated 3 July 2026 carries three VAT rates — 9% on food, 13.5% on accommodation, 23% on alcohol. A worked split, the supplier-statement trap that spans the cutover, and a cutover-week checklist.

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How much time Irish practices save automating invoice entry

How long invoice processing actually takes, what it costs, and how much automation gives back — worked Irish practice and SME scenarios, plus Revenue's now-confirmed eInvoicing dates.

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Irish VAT rates 2026: 23%, 13.5%, 9% — and the 1 July change

The standard rate is 23%. The full Revenue table, which rate applies to your trade, and the 1 July 2026 drop to 9% for food and hairdressing.

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