Indirect Tax & VAT | Tax

11 June 2026 | 2 minute read

Non-EU business that incurred VAT in Ireland? Don’t miss the 30 June deadline

A quick reminder for businesses not established in the EU.

If you’ve incurred VAT in Ireland last year, the deadline for any reclaim is 30 June 2026.

It’s a deadline that creeps up quietly, and we regularly see claims left too late. Once the deadline passes, there’s generally no option to recover VAT which might otherwise be recoverable.

If you’ve had Irish costs last year (travel, events, professional fees, etc.) where VAT has been incurred, it’s worth checking whether a claim is possible.  There are various conditions to be met which we can discuss with you, but the pressing point is the imminent 30 June deadline.

We’ve been helping a number of clients get their claims prepared and submitted ahead of the cut-off time. We would be happy to have a chat if it’s something of relevance and you’re looking at.  If so, please get in touch.

 

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