Category Archives: Uruguay

Uruguay continues moving toward the full adoption of the electronic invoicing regime, establishing a regulated and gradual process for taxpayers to join the Electronic Tax Receipt (CFE) system. Although the regulations are clear, in practice many companies still face technical challenges, configuration errors, and difficulties during the certification process, which can prevent the correct issuance […]

Uruguay continues to make steady progress in modernizing its tax system. With the mandatory implementation of electronic invoicing, the General Tax Directorate (DGI) has established a framework designed to ensure transparency, traceability, and control in all commercial transactions across the country. However, beyond issuing digital invoices, compliance requires addressing technical, operational, and data retention aspects […]

The Dirección General Impositiva (DGI) of Uruguay has announced Version 18 of the Response Message Format for the Electronic Fiscal Receipt (CFE)—a key change for electronic issuers operating in the country. What is the Response Message Format? Each time an electronic issuer receives a CFE from an authorized provider, they are required to generate a […]

The Dirección General Impositiva (DGI) of Uruguay announced, through Resolution No. 1421/2025, a modification in the validity periods for preprinted contingency documentation (CFC), replacing the provisions established in Resolution No. 798/2012. New Validity Periods Certificates issued before October 1, 2025: valid for 5 years from the date of issuance. Certificates issued from October 1, 2025, […]