VAT Services

We offer expert VAT Return services in Ireland, ensuring timely and accurate submissions. From calculating VAT liabilities to filing returns, we simplify the process and keep your business compliant with local tax regulations.

As you begin your business journey, you may have the option to register for Value Added Tax (VAT) based on legal requirements. However, registering for VAT can be beneficial for your business, even if it is not mandatory. There are several factors to consider before making this decision.

We can handle your VAT Returns

At Fuchsia Bell, we provide comprehensive services that cover all aspects of VAT-related issues. Our team has extensive experience in handling Irish VAT matters, as well as occasional cases of UK and global VAT. We are committed to providing customized solutions that cater to the specific needs of each client.

All of the advice we offer to our clients is treated with strict confidentiality and impartiality, ensuring that you receive unbiased and professional guidance.

Fuchsia Bell offers:

VAT setup

VAT OSS and prepare VAT OSS returns.

VAT Return bi-monthly

VAT Filing

The Current Rates

At Fuchsia Bell we have extensive knowledge and expertise in dealing with VAT-related issues in Ireland, and we can provide you with comprehensive guidance on the appropriate rates for your business. Our team is committed to ensuring that you receive the support and advice you need to achieve your financial goals.

The standard VAT rate is 23%, which applies to all goods and services not categorized under reduced rates.

A reduced rate of 13.5% is applied to specific services such as building and construction, electricity, agricultural contracting, short-term car hire, and maintenance services.

9% is applied to activities related to tourism, including restaurants, hotels, cinemas, hairdressing, and newspapers.

4.8% is specifically applied to agriculture, including livestock (excluding chickens), greyhounds, and horse rentals.

0% rating is applied to exports, tea, coffee, milk, bread, books, children’s clothing and shoes, oral medicine for humans and animals, vegetable seeds and fruit trees, fertilizers, large animal feed, and disability aids such as wheelchairs, crutches, and hearing aids.