Using the CFDI (Digital Internet Tax Receipt) has been mandatory in Mexico since 2014. As an authorized provider in Mexico, EDICOM has walked companies through the process of implementing the e-invoice by contributing not just adequate technology but by honoring solid values such as credibility, trust, and the ability to offer a global service to … Continued
The CFDI has new complements related to revenue and expenditures in the hydrocarbons sector that must be submitted to Mexico’s tax administration. According to the Hydrocarbons Revenue Law, published on August 11, 2014, the tax administration has published requirements for CFDIs and deductible items for income tax, establishing the following: For the purposes of … Continued
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
Starting on November 01, 2018, the CFDI cancellation policy (online digital tax document), approved by Mexico’s tax administration will go into effect. It’s a new measure that will avoid excessive CFDI cancellations, a problem, which affects a number of taxpayers and is favored by the underground economy. This change along with others scheduled throughout 2018 … Continued
Version 1.1 of the INE Complement, which went into effect on September 1, 2016, has recently been updated with changes to some of its fields to adapt it to version 3.3 of the CFDI. The update does not affect version 1.1 but it is mandatory that the changes be implemented in taxpayers’ systems. These are … Continued
The electronic invoice in Mexico took its first steps in 2004 when the SAT (Tax Administration Service) created the legal framework that defined the implementation of the CFD (Digital Tax Receipt), its first e-Invoicing system. Although its use was not mandatory, the large number of businesses that did adopt it led the SAT to establish … Continued
Last December, Mexico’s tax administration, the SAT, published the Miscellaneous Fiscal Resolution (RMF) for 2018, which meets the general rules stipulated by the tax authorities, in the Federation’s Official Gazette. These are some of the most important transitional provisions that taxpayers should pay attention to: April 1, 2018: This is the deadline to present the … 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
In a recent communiqué , the SAT confirmed that the mandatory use of CFDI 3.3 will be delayed until January 1, 2018. This means that version 3.2 can continue to be used until December 31, 2017. Among other facilities, the optional use of the e-Payment Receipt has also been extended until March 31, 2018, so … Continued
