- Irish Revenue Commissioners issued guidance on reporting requirements for cross-border payment service providers (PSPs)
- The guidance is aimed at combating VAT fraud
- The guidance includes transposition of EU Council Directives into domestic law
- Recordkeeping requirements for registered PSPs executing more than 25 cross-border payments to the same payee in a calendar quarter
- Rules for calculating payment thresholds and determining the locations of payers and payees
- PSPs are required to maintain electronic records for three calendar years from the end of the calendar year in which the payment was made
- PSPs must make their records accessible to the appropriate tax authorities.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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