Monthly Archives: December 2025

Paraguay

Mandatory Electronic Invoicing for Government Suppliers in Paraguay: What You Must Comply with Starting in 2026

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30
Dec

Paraguay’s National Directorate of Tax Revenue (DNIT) has published General Resolution DNIT No. 41, which establishes the mandatory issuance of electronic invoices for all suppliers that enter into contracts with government agencies and public entities. This measure represents a significant change in public procurement processes and has a direct impact on companies, consultants, and contractors […]

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Uruguay

DGI Uruguay Releases the New CFE Format Version 25-1: What Your Company Needs to Know

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29
Dec

The Uruguayan Tax Authority (DGI) has announced the release of version 25-1 of the Electronic Tax Receipt (CFE) format, introducing technical adjustments and new validations that directly impact electronic invoicing systems. These updates are critical for companies operating under the CFE regime and must ensure ongoing tax compliance before the changes take effect in both […]

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Colombia

UVT 2026: What You Need to Know to Plan Your Taxes Today

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Colombia blog
18
Dec

The DIAN has announced the new value of the Tax Value Unit (UVT) for the year 2026 through Resolution No. 000238. This adjustment will directly impact your tax obligations and the way you calculate penalties, withholdings, and tax limits. Official Value for 2026 The UVT has been set at $52,374, representing an increase compared to […]

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Uruguay

New DGI Update on Withholding and Perception Codes

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11
Dec

The General Tax Directorate (DGI) of Uruguay has announced a new update to the catalog of withholding and perception codes used in the Electronic Tax Receipt (CFE). This update incorporates the changes resulting from the recent reduction of the VAT rate for goods taxed at both the minimum and basic rates. Main changes introduced The […]

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