Latest updates on Irish customs regulations and trade guidance
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) becomes financially binding in 2026. Irish importers of CBAM-covered goods need to be Authorised Declarants, file quarterly reports, and buy CBAM certificates. Here's the practical roadmap.
Read More →Turkey and the EU are in a Customs Union, but trading with Ireland isn't quite that simple. Here's what Turkish exporters need to know about origin documents, routes, and duty optimisation when shipping to Dublin.
Read More →Postponed VAT Accounting (PVA) lets you self-account for Irish import VAT on your VAT3 return rather than paying it in cash at the border. Here's how to activate it and the common mistakes that lose you the benefit.
Read More →Dublin Port handles roughly half of all Ireland's external trade. Here's how customs clearance actually works at the port, what hauliers need to know, and how to avoid waiting in the wrong queue.
Read More →Since 2023, every export from Ireland to a non-EU destination goes through AES — the Automated Export System. Here's how it differs from the old ECS, what data is required, and how to get proof of export for VAT zero-rating.
Read More →Everything you need to know about Irish Revenue's Automated Import System (AIS): data sets, required documents, common rejections, and how clearance actually flows at Dublin Port.
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