Archive for Latin America
This means that all EDICOMNet platform users now have direct access to this retail giant, with no need for third-party intervention in their communications. This ensures more immediate and secure electronic document interchange.
Read MoreThis White Paper discusses e-invoicing in LATAM and recommends a list of best practices for easy and simple implementation, as transparent as possible for the regular working processes of the companies concerned.
Read MoreWhat started within individual countries to maximize tax revenues within their own borders has grown into regional – and now global – alliances to share information that will cut down on fraud at both the corporate and individual levels.
Read MoreThe global focus on curbing tax fraud is shifting into high gear, as reporting deadlines under the OECD’s new Common Reporting Standard draw nearer. Three separate requirements, in particular, are paving the way for a more comprehensive global initiative set to take effect next year: FATCA, CDOT and FEI.
Read MoreInvoiceware International has tons of experience and knowledge in e-invoicing, AP automation and accounting compliance in Latin American countries. Underneath is an update of their most recent thoughts that they shared with te world.
Read MoreThe EDICOM e-Invoicing Observatory has applied its knowledge to draft a guide with the requirements and technical features of the e-billing schema in different Latin American countries. Find out how to approach this technological challenge successfully with EDICOM’s White Paper.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Trade and Industry of Colombia has joined forces with the major e-invoicing service providers, among them EDICOM, to ensure that the new electronic invoice acts as a securitised asset when companies ask for an advance on their payments from credit and financial institutions.
Read MoreAs it stands today, Costa Rican companies are not yet required to use e-invoicing through the Costa Rican IT infrastructure. The only ones joining the system do so voluntarily. However this may change quickly when e-invoicing becomes mandatory.
Read MoreMore and more Uruguayan businesses are signing up to Because they have to. Last June 1st was the first deadline set by the General Tax Directorate (DGI) for 2016. Since then, all taxpayers that had sales to the tune of 30 million IU or more last year are required to issue VAT compliant e-invoices (CFE).
Read MoreJoin Invoiceware International on Thursday, June 30th, at 10am ET to learn about the changes to compliance requirements in Mexico. During the webinar they provide details on these latest requirements in Mexico and how they will impact your ERP system.
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