- Mandatory Information for Specific Transactions: Recipient details are required for transactions of USD 25,000 or more, when documentation is needed by the customer, or when the invoice is used for deductible expenses.
- Identification Requirements: For applicable transactions, the recipient’s name and an identification number (e.g., Tax ID, passport) must be included; legal entities require the denomination or company name regardless of the amount.
- Penalties and Timeline: Non-compliance results in a fine of 30% of the transaction or a minimum of two monthly salaries, effective from 27 September 2024.
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