In order to be exempt from VAT in Europe or elsewhere you need to be registered for VAT. You must have an Irish business bank account and be registered as a company in Ireland, which St Matthew eAccounting does for you. This service is particularly geared towards clients interested in using our Head Office Dublin Services. For more information on VAT in Ireland please refer to our FAQ page. When should I register for VAT?
If you have an annual turnover of more than £67,000 per year you need to be registered for VAT. We include this service in our Head Office Dublin package. However, if you make less than this, it is up to you to register for VAT. Depending on your business, it may be financially advantageous for you as well as looking more professional. The HM Revenue only processes VAT returns if you have a bank account in Ireland. Please have a look at our business bank account opening services. Why tax representatives are useful St Matthew eAccounting offers to act as your VAT tax representative as you need one if your place of business is not physically located in the country. We will send you a form to fill in order authorise us to be your official tax representative. Interested? Get started now with a consultation! VAT returns
Once the certificate has been issued, the first period will be set by Revenue Commissioners for the Republic of Ireland. Whenever the date is set, the VAT returns in Ireland have to be filed every three months. St Matthew eAccounting does this for you as part of our Head Office Dublin Service.
All you need to do is to regularly fill out the expense claim form, invoice form, and report form. We are then able to issue a VAT Return in Excel, which we send to you for confirmation. Interested? Get started now with a consultation! Further Information on VAT We have put together a few questions that give a general outline of VAT. However, this does not replace an in-depth consultancy process, which St Matthew eAccounting offers in our consultation.
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