- The EU has implemented the CESOP Directive to combat VAT fraud in cross-border e-commerce.
- The directive requires payment service providers (PSPs) to keep detailed records of cross-border payments and share them with tax authorities.
- PSPs operating in or offering services in France must comply with these obligations.
- PSPs must maintain an electronic register of beneficiaries and payments for three years.
- PSPs must report payment transactions to beneficiaries who have received more than twenty-five cross-border payments.
- The information recorded must be sent to the French tax authorities in a standardized XML file.
- The directive aims to create a fair competitive environment and ensure proper fiscal contribution to public goods and services in the EU.
Source: cyplom.com
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