Mexico’s electronic invoice (CFDI) is constantly evolving to improve the quality of tax information and simplify the procedures that companies must perform as taxpayers. As this evolution continues, it will be mandatory to include the payment receipt complement or the electronic payments receipt starting on September 1, 2018. EDICOM, PAC and technological CFDI solutions provider, … Continued
After the facilities allowed by the SAT during 2017, some of the most important changes for CFDI have been postponed until 2018. We review the key dates in 2018 related to e-billing in Mexico. CFDI 3.3: Comes into force as mandatory on January 1, 2018. Version 3.2 will be withdrawn on December 31, 2017 to … Continued
The changes and updates applied to CFDI 3.3 are driven by SAT analyses and studies carried out to improve and evolve e-invoicing in Mexico. This version comes about due to the need for a new CFDI structure and schema to improve the quality of information received by the SAT and make it easier for taxpayers … Continued
With the imminent mandatory inclusion of the Electronic Payment Receipt (formerly, Payment Receipt Complement), other related messages involved in the regular EDI flow of business documents between companies become important. –> Compulsory Electronic Payment Receipt comes into force on December 1, 2017. Download the infographic here. One of those messages that will facilitate the generation … Continued
Update: SAT published a series of facilities regarding CFDI 3.3 and some Complements. The latest update indicates that the optional use of the e-Payment Receipt has been extended until August 31, 2018, so it now becomes mandatory as of September 1, 2018. –> Download the infographic here. It is important to note that adoption of … Continued
Update: SAT published in November 2017 a series of facilities regarding CFDI 3.3 and some Complements. The latest update indicates that the optional use of the e-Payment Receipt has also been extended until March 31, 2018, so it now becomes mandatory as of April 1, 2018. This change had already been foreseen in the Miscellaneous … Continued
