VAT registration in Ireland
Get your IE VAT number without the paperwork. Our local accountants prepare the application, deal with the tax office and keep you compliant after registration.

Ireland is the main English-speaking country in the EU and is often chosen as an EU base by UK businesses. Irish Revenue checks new registrations closely and usually asks for evidence of genuine trading activity, so a well-prepared application makes a real difference to how quickly you get your number.
When do you need to register in Ireland?
- Foreign sellers storing goods in Ireland must register before their first sale.
- Irish Revenue usually asks for detailed evidence of trading activity during registration.
- If you sell from another EU country to consumers in Ireland, you can use the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) instead of a local registration once EU-wide distance sales pass €10,000, unless you also store goods here.
How we register you
- 1We confirm whether you need a Ireland VAT number and send a document checklist.
- 2We prepare the application, translations and any fiscal representative paperwork.
- 3You sign, and we file with the tax office and answer its questions.
- 4Your VAT number is issued and we set up your first return.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does VAT registration in Ireland take?
Usually 4 to 8 weeks from the day we receive your signed documents, depending on the tax office's workload.
Do I need a Ireland VAT number if I sell on Amazon?
If your goods are stored in Ireland, for example in an Amazon fulfilment centre, you almost always need a local VAT number before your first sale from that stock.
What is the VAT rate in Ireland?
The standard rate is 23%. Other rates: 13.5% and 9% reduced rates, 0% on some goods.
Ready to sort out your VAT?
Book a free consultation. A local VAT expert will tell you exactly where you need to register and what it will cost.