🇮🇪 Odoo for businesses in Ireland.

Irish businesses account for VAT with Revenue at a standard rate of 23%, with reduced rates of 13.5% and 9% on qualifying supplies, and register once turnover passes EUR 85,000 for goods or EUR 42,500 for services. Employers report pay and deductions to Revenue in real time on every pay run under PAYE Modernisation, covering income tax (PAYE), PRSI, and USC. We configure Odoo to that rhythm: the Irish chart of accounts, correct VAT codes and returns, and real-time payroll reporting alongside statutory deductions.

E-invoicing runs on the Peppol network against the EN 16931 European standard, with the Office of Government Procurement acting as Ireland's Peppol Authority and public bodies required to receive structured invoices since 2019. Under Revenue's VAT Modernisation programme, mandatory structured B2B e-invoicing and digital reporting begin in November 2028 for large corporates, with Revenue having confirmed the first-phase criteria in February 2026, extending to VAT-registered businesses in intra-EU trade in November 2029 and to cross-border EU transactions under ViDA from July 2030. We set up Odoo so one Peppol configuration serves public sector invoicing today and the coming B2B mandate as it phases in.

Most Irish businesses we move to Odoo are leaving Sage, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, or NetSuite: capable systems that often arrive as separate tools for accounting, inventory, and payroll, with add-ons bridging the gaps. We consolidate finance, operations, projects, and payroll into one system, so a single record runs the business rather than a stack of integrations around a core.