Extensions for final deadline on implementation of electronic invoicing The 1 January 2023 deadline for a range of taxpayers to join the Ministry of Finance’s mandatory e-invoicing regime has been extended as follows: Transport services to 1 March 2023 Financial services 30 April 2023 (two
DGI delays for roll out of mandatory e-invoicing to October 2022 Since 2021, a pilot roll out is underway of mandatory e-invoicing for all new taxpayers on the Electronic Invoicing System SFEP (sistema de facturación electrónica de Panamá). Part of the aim of the pilot is to
DGI prepares for January 2023 final rollout phase of electronic invoicing. Since 2021, a pilot roll out is underway of mandatory e-invoicing for all new taxpayers on the Electronic Invoicing System SFEP (sistema de facturación electrónica de Panamá). Part of the aim of the pilot is to
DGI updates rules of pilot and deadlines for roll out of mandatory e-invoicing Since 2021, a pilot roll out is underway of mandatory e-invoicing for all new taxpayers on the Electronic Invoicing System SFEP (sistema de facturación electrónica de Panamá). Part of the aim of the pilot
Panama has again proposed imposing a Withhold VAT on payment providers processing payments to non-resident providers of digital services to consumers. This was due to come into effect on January 2020, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 crisis. The current VAT rate in Panama
Panama’s General Revenue Directorate ‘DGI’ completed a revised e-invoicing project at the start of 2021. It originally launched the Panamanian Electronic Invoicing System (SFEP) in 2016. Part of the aim of the new project is to withdraw the use of fiscal cash registers. These devices
