Regions: Brazil

E-archiving

Brazil: Electronic Invoicing and Reporting Requirements

In 2008, Brazil adopted a clearance electronic invoicing model in which the country’s tax authority must receive and clear an invoice before a supplier can issue it to a payer. More than a decade later, the Brazilian tax administration’s digitization has evolved so much that other tax administrations call Brazil the Google of fiscal goods. Current regulations include electronic invoices for: supplies of goods (NF-e), services (NFS-e), transport services (CT-e), freight (MDF-e), SPED, REINF and, more recently, for the supply of electricity (NF3e). This document provides an overview of the mandates and regulations in Brazil.

Why Untangling Tax Laws in Brazil is Beyond Difficult

If you have the responsibility for VAT determination and tax reporting in Brazil as are part of your job description, you no doubt understand the levels of complexity involved in getting it right and ensuring VAT compliance.

Transforming Your Approach to Tax in Brazil

Brazil has long been known for its diverse and rapidly changing regulatory environments. New tax laws are continuously being introduced and current laws are often amended without notice. For businesses trying to navigate this landscape it can be challenging, frustrating and even costly. Perhaps what is needed is a new approach to tax. This Ebook guides you through the process of transforming your approach to tax in Brazil.

EFD-Reinf Version 2.0 Delayed

On October 14, 2019, the General Coordinator of Audits for the Federal Tax Administration in Brazil (Receita Federal), published Executive Ruling 55 revoking Version 2.0