- Luxembourg approved a draft law on July 17, 2026 to make domestic B2B e-invoicing mandatory, aligning with the EU ViDA package.
- The rules apply to VAT-subject domestic B2B transactions between Luxembourg-established businesses and will use the Peppol network.
- No domestic real-time VAT reporting is planned at the start.
- Rollout is phased: Jan 1, 2028 all affected businesses must be able to receive/process e-invoices; July 1, 2028 large and medium businesses must issue them; Jan 1, 2029 the obligation extends to all remaining businesses, including small and micro-enterprises.
Source: regfollower.com
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