- A new Tax and Duty Manual has been published regarding Reporting Requirement for Payment Service Providers on Cross-Border Payments
- EU Central Electronic System of Payment Information (CESOP)
- The manual provides guidance on new record-keeping and reporting obligations for EU payment service providers who facilitate cross-border payments
- The initiative is part of the EU’s eCommerce VAT package and aims to combat VAT fraud and manage VAT risks
- PSPs will report information to Revenue, which will be transmitted to CESOP
- The legislative changes will be effective from 1 January 2024.
Source: revenue.ie
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