- Luxembourg approved a law to make domestic B2B e-invoicing mandatory, in line with the EU’s ViDA package.
- The rule applies to VAT-covered domestic transactions between Luxembourg-based businesses, with some VAT-exempt financial and insurance services excluded.
- The Peppol network will be used, and PDFs, Word files, and scans will no longer count as valid e-invoices.
- Rollout is phased: all affected businesses must be able to receive invoices by Jan 1, 2028; large and medium businesses must issue them by Jul 1, 2028; all remaining businesses by Jan 1, 2029.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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