- In October 2025, DIAN temporarily closed 47 businesses in Bogotá for failing to issue electronic invoices and meet tax obligations.
- The closures affected various sectors, including restaurants, bars, shops, and healthcare providers, and lasted three days after administrative procedures.
- So far in 2025, DIAN has ordered 272 closures for similar violations, reflecting efforts to promote transparency and voluntary compliance.
- DIAN uses real-time electronic monitoring to identify non-compliant businesses and encourages both public reporting and voluntary compliance.
- The authority offers guidance to help businesses avoid sanctions and emphasizes the importance of legality and transparency.
Source: regfollower.com
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