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8 August 2023

Luxembourg – New Reporting Obligations For Payment Services Providers

As from 1 January 2024, Payment Services Providers established in Luxembourg or offering payment services in Luxembourg ...
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As from 1 January 2024, Payment Services Providers established in Luxembourg or offering payment services in Luxembourg (including banks, electronic money institutions and other regulated payment institutions) must monitor cross-border payments and report information on beneficiaries receiving more than 25 cross-border payments per quarter to the VAT Authorities.

The relevant legislation transposes EU Directive 2020/284 of 18 February 2020 (amending the EU (VAT) Directive 2006/112/EU) and provides for administrative penalties for non-compliance. An EU wide central electronic system will be set up to allow exchange of information and cross-checks amongst the EU VAT Authorities.

For more details on the rules please see our article below.

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