Resolution No. NAC-DGERCGC24-00000022, published on June 10, 2024 in the Official Register Supplement No. 575, establishes the possibility of imposing penalties from $460 to $13,800
The tax authority issued the RESOLUTION OF THE DEPUTY NATIONAL SUPERINTENDENCE OF INTERNAL TAXES No. 000017-2024-SUNAT/700000, which establishes that those who, being obliged to keep their
The Ministry of Industry and Productive Development through the Resolution 30/2024 updated the minimum amount that companies must meet to issue “Electronic Credit Invoice”. The
The DGII issued the Notice RNC: 401-50625-4, which includes the list of Large Local and Medium Taxpayers that are required to comply with the issuance
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Discover how electronic signatures streamline your operations, guaranteeing security and reducing paper consumption. Join our webinar to explore how our solutions revolutionize business processes in
Pursuant to Executive Decree No. 198 as issued by the President on March 15, 2024, the standard VAT rate in Ecuador is increased to 15%
Pursuant to the Antigua and Barbuda Inland Revenue Department announcement on December 22, 2023, the ABST (sales tax) rate increased from 15% to 17% effective
On December 24, SUNAT resolution 000042/2023 was published, extending the grace period for the non-application of penalties for infractions related to Electronic Transportation Guide (GRE)
Through Resolution No. 000039-2023-SUNAT/700000, the authority grants a grace period for the non-application of penalties for infractions related to books and records related to tax
Among the main changes and regulations established by the resolution are: Technical Annex 1.9 of the electronic sales invoice • It incorporates new fields and
The tax authority issues the Guide to Accept the Proposal from the SIRE (Integrated System of Electronic Records). SISTEMA INTEGRADO DE REGISTROS ELECTRONICOS – SIRE
As governments move more aggressively to close the tax gap and create alignment between their tax administrations and businesses through digitization, data has become a central theme for organizations and overseers alike.
Governments are now moving aggressively to close the gap between their tax administrations and businesses by taking advantage of digital tools. The result is a set of diverse and accelerating mandates, forcing businesses to adjust their systems and processes and provide data. The key to this is data standardization – no more tax at the backend of the process – you must solve tax at a point in time. By moving tax controls much closer to the actual business operation, tax administrations can also respond to anomalies in near-real-time.
Join us for our upcoming webinar on E-invoicing in the Dominican Republic for businesses aiming to navigate the digital landscape. As part of this discussion, we
The tax authority through Notice 08-23, establishes the implementation schedule of electronic invoicing for large national taxpayers in the following terms: “To ensure the implementation
Through Resolution 201-5160a, the tax authority established that on July 31, 2023, expired the deadline for request in a justified manner the exception to the
The Chilean Internal Revenue Service (SII) recently published version 4.00 of the document describing the format of electronic tickets for Sales and Services. The electronic