- Peru has enacted Legislative Decree 1669 to reduce the deadline for recording invoices for IGV tax credit claims
- Invoices must be recorded in the purchase register within the same month they are issued
- Physical invoices have a two-month deadline
- Transactions under the split-VAT mechanism have a three-month deadline
- Missing deadlines results in the loss of the tax credit
- The change aims to streamline tax compliance and improve tax administration efficiency
- Challenges exist for companies receiving many electronic invoices at the end of the month
Source: taxand.com
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