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VAT registration threshold headroom Calculator

Compare relevant annual domestic taxable turnover with the ordinary Irish goods/services thresholds. This free vat registration threshold headroom calculator shows the calculation and its assumptions so you can compare your own figures.

How the vat registration threshold headroom calculation works

Ordinary services threshold €42,500; goods threshold €85,000. Mixed supplies use €85,000 when qualifying goods are at least 90% of turnover; the zero-rated-material manufacturing exception uses €42,500.

Threshold comparison, not a registration decision. Irish-established domestic traders only. Confirm the applicable annual assessment period and turnover definition. Imports/acquisitions, cross-border supplies, exempt activities, non-established traders and EU SME eligibility can create separate obligations.

Applicable rules year: 2026. Sources checked 2026-10-06: Ordinary domestic turnover thresholds; not all registration obligations Published rules are used, not proposed changes.

Using this calculator

  1. Enter your own figures in the labelled inputs. Keep the currencies, units and time periods consistent.
  2. Choose any applicable rate profile, pattern or assumption shown for this tool. Open additional inputs when relevant.
  3. Review threshold and remaining headroom and turnover excess, then read the stated assumptions and eligibility conditions before using the result.

Official sources and further information

Worked example

This is a static example using illustrative inputs, not facts about you or today’s date. The displayed eligibility selections and assumptions apply only to this example.

See example inputs
Relevant annual domestic taxable goods turnover, ex-VAT (€)
0
Relevant annual domestic taxable services turnover, ex-VAT (€)
40000
Goods manufactured/produced from zero-rated materials and sold at reduced/standard VAT
No
Threshold
€42,500.00
Remaining Headroom
€2,500.00
Turnover Excess
€0.00
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