- Legislative Changes: On 19 September 2024, El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly enacted Decree No. 94 of 2024, introducing new obligations regarding recipient data on invoices.
- Mandatory Conditions: Recipient information is mandatory when the transaction amount is USD 25,000 or more, when the customer requests an invoice for documentation, or when the invoice is needed for deductible expenses.
- Required Information: In such cases, suppliers must include the recipient’s name, business name, and identification number, which can include various forms of ID such as Tax ID or passport numbers.
- Obligations for Legal Entities: For invoices issued to legal entities, the company name must be included regardless of the transaction amount.
- Penalties for Non-Compliance: Suppliers who fail to provide the required recipient information may face fines of 30% of the transaction amount or a minimum fine of two monthly salaries in the commerce sector, effective from 27 September 2024.
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