Author Archives: llbsadmin

Peru

SUNAT extends the penalty-free period for SIRE: what you need to know through April and June 2026

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Blog peru
09
Feb

SUNAT has published Superintendence Resolution No. 000005-2026-SUNAT/70000 in Peru’s Official Gazette, extending the period during which no penalties will be applied in connection with the use of the Integrated Electronic Records System (SIRE). This measure aims to provide taxpayers with greater flexibility to adapt their accounting processes and ensure the correct generation of the Electronic […]

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Colombia

IBUA and ICUI 2026: the new fiscal impact on business profitability in Colombia

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Colombia blog
06
Feb

Fiscal policy in Colombia continues to move toward tighter control over ultra-processed products. For 2026, the Colombian National Tax and Customs Authority (DIAN) updated the rates for the Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Ultra-Processed Beverages (IBUA) and reaffirmed the conditions of the Tax on Industrialized Ultra-Processed Foods (ICUI). These changes directly affect profitability, pricing strategies, and tax […]

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Costa Rica

Complying with Costa Rica’s Tax Authority Shouldn’t Be a Pain

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Blog final CR
05
Feb

Complying with tax regulations in Costa Rica is one of the biggest headaches for companies operating with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central without a proper localization. Regulatory changes, validations from the Ministry of Finance, manual reprocessing, and errors in electronic invoices can quickly become a barrier to business growth. The good news? This problem has […]

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Ecuador

New Income Tax Withholding Percentages in Ecuador 2026: Key Updates for Large Taxpayers

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Blog ecuador
04
Feb

The Ecuadorian Internal Revenue Service (SRI) has published Resolution No. NAC-DGERCGC26-00000003, which updates the Income Tax self-withholding percentages applicable to Large Taxpayers, effective as of January 2026. This update is particularly relevant for companies included in the new official list, as it directly impacts monthly tax settlements, financial planning, and tax compliance. Who does this […]

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Mexico

SAT Updates CFDI 4.0 Catalogues: Changes Effective as of January 30, 2026

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Blog final mexico
02
Feb

Mexico’s Tax Administration Service (SAT) announced that on January 29, 2026, an update was made to the CFDI version 4.0 catalogues, which will take effect as of January 30, 2026. This update is relevant for companies that issue Digital Tax Receipts via the Internet (CFDI), as it directly impacts the validation of certain data used […]

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Costa Rica

Key Changes to Cryptographic Key PIN Security Defined by the Ministry of Finance

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Blog final CR
30
Jan

The General Directorate of Taxation of the Ministry of Finance (MH) has announced new security policies for the PIN used in cryptographic keys applied to the signing of electronic invoices. This change aims to strengthen the protection of tax information and reduce risks associated with unauthorized access. What will happen to existing cryptographic keys? Cryptographic […]

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Costa Rica

New Security Rules for the Cryptographic Key: What You Need to Know Before July 2026

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Blog final CR
29
Jan

The Ministry of Finance (MH), through the General Directorate of Taxation, has announced the implementation of new security parameters for the PIN used in cryptographic keys that sign electronic tax documents. This change aims to strengthen the security of electronic invoicing processes and will have a direct impact on the generation of new cryptographic keys. […]

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Paraguay

Paraguay 2026: SIFEN and the Next Operational Stage of Electronic Invoicing

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Blog paraguay
27
Jan

Electronic invoicing in Paraguay is structured around the National Integrated Electronic Invoicing System (SIFEN), where tax documents acquire operational validity only after passing the technical controls defined by the National Directorate of Tax Revenue (DNIT). This framework is no longer emerging. According to official figures, the DNIT reports that more than 2 billion Electronic Tax […]

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Panama

PAC Panama 2026: electronic invoicing is no longer a basic solution

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Blog final panama
26
Jan

During the initial phase of Panama’s Electronic Invoicing System (SFEP), the main objective was to facilitate adoption and reduce friction for taxpayers with simple operations. In that context, the free invoicing tool served its purpose. However, 2026 marks a natural turning point in this model. Not because electronic invoicing is new, but because the system […]

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Colombia

DIAN updates tax rates for 2026: what you need to consider for Electronic Sales Invoicing (FEV)

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Colombia blog
23
Jan

The National Tax and Customs Authority of Colombia (DIAN) announced a technical update to the tax rate tables applicable to the Electronic Sales Invoice (FEV), in compliance with Legislative Decree 1474 of 2025. This decree introduces temporary tax measures aimed at covering expenses under the General State Budget, within the framework of the nationwide emergency […]

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