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Article A gavel resting on a book with the European Union flag overlay. Above, the RBK logo and the text VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) are displayed on a purple background. VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA)

On 25 March 2025 the ViDA package was published in t he Official Journal of the EU marking a pivotal moment for VAT in the EU.

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On 25 March 2025 the ViDA package was published in the Official Journal of the EU marking a pivotal moment for VAT in the EU. ViDA is a set of legislative reforms aimed at modernizing the EU’s VAT system to better align with technological advancements and address challenges such as VAT fraud and the platform economy.

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When individuals are considering relocating across borders to Ireland, either as part of a mobility program or in a personal capacity, the focus can often tend to be on payroll taxes, income tax and the taxation of capital gains. What can sometimes be overlooked is the Irish tax treatment of gifts and/or inheritances.

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Welcome to our Hub for Budget 2027. Find all the content surrounding RBK’s overview on Budget 2027 and a lookback on our Budget 2027 Breakfast Briefing, held on 7 October at The Sheraton Athlone Hotel.

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