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References and Further Reading

Official Luxembourg Sources​

  • EU Directive 2014/55/EU: European e-invoicing directive
  • Luxembourg Tax Authorities (AED): Fiscal cash register requirements, FAIA specifications
  • eCDF Platform: https://www.ecdf.lu - Electronic filing platform
  • RCS (Registre de Commerce et des Sociétés): Business registration and compliance

E-Invoicing Standards​

  • UBL (Universal Business Language): https://www.oasis-open.org - UBL standard documentation
  • Peppol: https://peppol.eu - Peppol network and standards
  • Peppol BIS: Business Interoperability Specifications
  • E-Invoicing Guides: Official guides on e-invoicing implementation

Fiscal Cash Registers​

  • Certified Equipment List: List of approved fiscal cash registers
  • Fiscal Cash Register Requirements: Official requirements and specifications
  • Installation Guides: Guides for installing and configuring fiscal cash registers

FAIA and SAF-T​

  • OECD SAF-T: OECD Standard Audit File for Tax documentation
  • FAIA Specifications: Luxembourg FAIA format specifications
  • FAIA Export Guides: Guides for generating FAIA files

Software and Integration​

  • Sage BOB: https://www.sage.com - Accounting software with e-invoicing support
  • Odoo: https://www.odoo.com - Open-source ERP with e-invoicing modules
  • Software Integration Guides: Guides for integrating digital compliance features

Professional Organizations​

  • Ordre des Experts-Comptables (OEC): https://www.oec.lu - Professional accounting body, digital compliance guidance
  • House of Entrepreneurship: https://www.cc.lu/en/ho - Business support, digital compliance guidance
  • Chamber of Commerce: https://www.cc.lu - Business resources, compliance information

Online Resources​

  • Luxembourg Business Portal: https://www.guichet.public.lu - Business registration and compliance information
  • E-Invoicing Resources: Online resources and tools for e-invoicing
  • Digital Compliance Guides: Comprehensive guides on digital compliance

Training and Education​

  • OEC Digital Compliance Training: Professional training programs
  • House of Entrepreneurship Workshops: SME digital compliance workshops
  • Online Digital Compliance Courses: Web-based training
  • Software Vendor Training: Training from software providers

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