Chile drops daily sales summary for e-invoicing From 1 August 2022, tax payers who must submit daily sales reporting will no longer be required relieved of the requirement. Instead, the tax authorities will rely on DTE (see below) to complete their electronic sales and purchase
Latest wave of taxpayers mandated for e-invoicing from 29 November 2022 Since 1 June 2021, Ecuador’s SRI (Internal Revenue Service of Ecuador) expects all transactions over approx USD 1,000 to be supported by an Comprobante Electronico (electronic invoices). The next wave of taxpayers mandated to
Upgrade to 4.0 CFDI delayed six months until 1 January 2023 The latest version of CFDI e-invoicing system has been postponed until the start of 2023 by the Mexican Tax Administration. 4.0 changes include: Export information requirements Reporting linked invoices Reversal of invoices reported. Mexico’s Servicio
Over 90% of companies complete 2nd phase of e-invoice roll out since 21 April 2022 The second phase of the national rollout of mandatory invoicing between April and July 2022 has resulted in 764,314 tax payers registering according to the General Department of Taxation. This
4,000 business join list mandated to use electronic invoices from 1 October 2022 Following the first wave of 171 large (GRACO) and main (PRICO) taxpayers joining the new Sistema De Facturacion Electronica (SFE) regime in December 2021, a third wave of 3,897 is to be
The US’ Business Payments Coalition has launched a federal B2B electronic invoicing exchange pilot in the second half of 2022. The aim is to launch a full public scheme in 2023 for voluntary adoption. Over 75 international businesses have now joined the pilot as at
Outstanding decisions on Partial or Total Harmonisation of Digital Reporting Requirements The EU review of digital reporting requirements (DRR) is now progressing following the completion earlier this month of the public consultation. The DRR review includes options for EU-wide live transaction or e-invoice reporting to
Only state or VERI*FACTU approved invoicing software may be used to prepare and submit invoices Spain is to formalise from 1 January 2024 the rules on invoices and their production electronically, including computerised invoicing. This includes certified invoicing systems and voluntary submission of invoices to
Costa Rica’s General Directorate of Taxes (DGT) introduced mandatory e-invoicing (comprobantes electrónicos) for some taxpayers in 2018. This includes a government pre-clearance stage, and live acceptant by the customer – which differs from most other regimes such as Chile which does not offer this. Check
Canada’s Revenue Agency (CRA) has provided suggested guidance on e-invoicing in 2018. This is based on the UBL model (see below). The format is only voluntary. Check VAT Calc’s global live VAT invoice transaction and e-invoice reporting tracker to see where else real-time submissions of invoices is
