As a podcaster, it's your responsibility to stay informed about and comply with your country's tax laws. The following information is intended to assist you in preparing for the upcoming changes to Acast's invoicing process and is current as of February 2025.
Key Details:
Local Entity: The local entity in your market is Acast Stories Ireland Ltd. Please include these details on all invoices.
Invoicing Address: Send all invoices to podinvoice@acast.com. This will automatically enter your invoices into our system.
Understanding Your VAT Responsibilities
As an Acast podcaster in Ireland, it's important to understand your obligations regarding Value Added Tax (VAT) when invoicing Acast Stories Ireland Ltd. You are responsible for the accurate application and reporting of VAT. Read more here.
VAT Registration and Thresholds
Businesses and Private Individuals: Both businesses and private individuals can invoice Acast Stories Ireland Ltd.
VAT Thresholds: The current VAT thresholds in Ireland are:
€42,500 for the supply of services
€85,000 for the supply of goods
€85,000 for the supply of both goods and services if more than 90% of the turnover is related to goods
Threshold Calculation: The threshold relates to your turnover in any continuous 12-month period.
Charging VAT to Acast Ireland
Non-VAT Registered Individuals: If you are not VAT registered, you do not need to charge VAT on your invoices to Acast Ireland.
Irish VAT Registered Podcasters: If you are VAT registered in Ireland, you must charge VAT on your services to Acast Ireland.
Disclaimer: This guidance is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax advice. Please consult with a qualified tax professional for personalised advice on your VAT obligations.