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Rules for the Application of Penalties for Non-Delivery of Sales Invoices and Non-Transmission to the Tax Administration
Supplement Official Gazette No. 575
Published on June 10, 2024

Through the Supplement to Official Gazette No. 575 of June 10, 2024, the Internal Revenue Service (SRI) has issued Rules for the application of penalties for the non-delivery of sales invoices and non-transmission to the Tax Administration with penalties from 1 to 30 unified basic remunerations (RBU 2024: US$460).

Resolution No. NAC-DGERCGC24-00000022 establishes the following table with respect to the financial penalties for non-delivery of sales invoices and non-transmission to the Tax Administration (SRI):

 
Type of Taxpayer (*) Does not Submit Sales Invoice (**) Does not Transmit Sales Invoice to SRI (***)
Large taxpayers and high net worth individuals 20 RBU
2024: US$9200
30 RBU
2024: US$13800
Special taxpayer (Not considered as large taxpayers or high net worth individuals) 10 RBU
2024: US$4600
15 RBU
2024: US$6900
Companies other than non-profit companies undivided interests and individuals obliged to keep accounting records (not considered as large taxpayers or high net worth individuals or special taxpayers) 7 RBU
2024: US$3220
10 RBU
2024: US$4600
Not-for-profit companies 4 RBU
2024: US$1840
5 RBU
2024: US$2300
Undivided interests and individuals not obliged to keep accounting records (not considered as large taxpayers or high net worth individuals or special taxpayers) 4 RBU
2024: US$1840
5 RBU
2024: US$2300
Taxpayers considered as popular businesses within the RIMPE Regime 1 RBU
2024: US$460
1 RBU
2024: US$460
Taxpayers not registered in the RUC (Tax ID) 1 RBU
2024: US$460
1 RBU
2024: US$460

(*) Shall be considered at the time of the infraction occurrence date.

(**) Which also includes:

  1. Delivering physical invoices whose authorization has already expired at the date of invoice issuance.

  2. Delivering electronic invoices without being authorized by the taxpayer to issue such invoices.

  3. Submitting invoices whose authorization belongs to another taxpayer.

  4. Issuing unauthorized vouchers.

(***) The transmission is considered to have taken place if all the following conditions are met:

  1. The transfer was carried out within the term established in the current regulations;

  2. The electronic sales invoices have complied with the validations established for the successful transmission and reception in the SRI systems; and,

c. The electronic sales invoices transmitted contain the information and the amounts of the transaction carried out.

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