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Indirect Tax in Ireland primarily refers to Value Added Tax (VAT), a consumption tax levied on goods and services. It also encompasses other taxes such as Customs & Excise Duties.
Ireland applies VAT at a standard rate of 23%, with reduced rates of 13.5%, 9%, 5%, and 0% for specific goods and services. Businesses exceeding certain turnover thresholds (€75,000 for goods, €37,500 for services) must register for VAT with the Irish Revenue Commissioners. VAT returns (Form VAT3) are typically filed bi-monthly, though annual and quarterly options exist, and summary information is reported via VIES and Intrastat declarations for intra-EU trade.