Despite the fact that Peru is one of the last countries in the region to start using the electronic invoice, it is one of the Latin American nations that made the fastest progress in such sector, having issued over a million documents through the Electronic Issuance System (SEE) so far, according to the National Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat). Sunat’s boost to the electronic proof of purchase was crucial for such progress.
Update 09-02-2017:
Legislative Decree 1314 has been issued by the Sunat, mandating -the outsourcing of- e-invoicing in Peru. Issuing electronic invoices by third parties will be a determining factor to ensure that in 2018 the entire country issues its tax documents digitally. These operators will provide the necessary services to the users, who will be able to choose who to work with.
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