- CESOP is a new tax reporting requirement for regulated payment service providers (PSPs) in the EU
- PSPs must monitor payees in relation to cross-border payments and report payment data to tax authorities
- 5 key considerations for PSPs to successfully navigate and manage CESOP requirements: 1. Determine if you are in or out of scope 2. Understand if a cross-border payment is reportable 3. Consider differences when acting as payer’s PSP or payee’s PSP
Source: twobirds.com
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