Loi du 29 mars 2013 portant transposition de la directive 2011/16/UE du Conseil du 15 février 2011 relative à la coopération administrative dans le domaine fiscal et abrogeant la directive 77/799/CEE et portant \n1. modification de la loi générale des impôts; \n2. abrogation de la loi modifiée du 15 mars 1979 concernant l'assistance administrative internationale en matière d'impôts directs. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2013/03/29/n2/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 29 mars 2013 portant transposition de la directive 2011/16/UE du Conseil du 15 février 2011 relative à la coopération administrative dans le domaine fiscal et abrogeant la directive 77/799/CEE et portant \n1. modification de la loi générale des impôts; \n2. abrogation de la loi modifiée du 15 mars 1979 concernant l'assistance administrative internationale en matière d'impôts directs.

This preamble identifies a Luxembourg law transposing EU administrative cooperation rules in tax matters and repealing earlier legislation.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2013/03/29/n2/jo
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fr
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administrative cooperation cross-border controls cross-border cooperation cross-border information exchange cross-border information sharing cross-border notification cross-border service cross-border tax administration cross-border tax information exchange data protection deadlines effective date electronic communication excluded taxes government communications government contacts information exchange information requests international tax information exchange legal citation notices and service of documents notifications official title personal data communication +11 more

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This preamble identifies a Luxembourg law transposing EU administrative cooperation rules in tax matters and repealing earlier legislation. This provision defines which taxes are covered: taxes and levies collected by Luxembourg or an EU Member State are included, but VAT, customs duties, certain excise duties, mandatory social security contributions, and certain fees are excluded. This article defines several terms used in the law, including the tax administration, competent authorities, liaison offices, competent officials, and forms of information exchange. Article 3 designates the Luxembourg competent authority and liaison bodies, and requires tax administrations and liaison services to route and report cooperation requests in specified cases. The Luxembourg requested authority may act only if the other Member States’ competent bodies are the ones designated by those States on the lists communicated to Luxembourg by the European Commission.