- Colombian tax authority (DIAN) has increased e-invoicing audits and inspections due to non-compliance
- Failure to issue or deliver e-invoices following technical requirements can result in closure of business premises for 3 days
- Taxpayers can choose to pay a fine equivalent to 5% of operational income instead of closure
- Approximately 355 Colombian taxpayers were sanctioned in FY 2023
- DIAN plans to continue increasing e-invoicing audits and inspections in FY 2024
- Taxpayers should ensure their e-invoicing system complies with technical requirements set by DIAN
- Resolution No. 165 introduced modifications to e-invoicing requirements in November 2023
Source: kpmg.com
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