- Luxembourg plans mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing, rolled out in phases from 2028 to 2029, aligned with the EU ViDA package and its existing B2G Peppol framework.
- The rules would apply to domestic transactions between taxable persons established in Luxembourg.
- The system will use a decentralized Peppol 4-corner model based on the EN 16931 standard.
- Timeline: receiving e-invoices becomes mandatory on January 1, 2028 for all in-scope businesses.
- Issuing e-invoices becomes mandatory on July 1, 2028 for large and medium-sized businesses, and on January 1, 2029 for all remaining businesses, including small/micro-enterprises and sole traders.
Source: vatcalc.com
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