- Costa Rica has announced new rules for e-invoicing
- The Executive Decree No. 44739-H has been published in the Official Gazette
- New definitions for electronic payment receipts, provisional receipts, and valid electronic emails have been introduced
- Exceptions for electronic receipts have been added for certain taxpayers
- Electronic receipts cannot be directly deleted and must be done through a credit or debit note
- If a receipt is rejected by the Ministry of Finance, it becomes invalid
- Updates to the structures of electronic receipts must be implemented once the Tax Administration releases a general resolution.
Source: regfollower.com
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