- 2026 tax reform introduces stricter rules for electronic invoicing (CFDI), focusing on transparency, authenticity, and tax compliance.
- Hydrocarbons sector CFDIs must now include a permit number for better traceability.
- CFDIs must represent real transactions; false or non-genuine invoices will be penalized, and the SAT can request evidence to verify authenticity.
- The CFDI cancellation period is extended to the month of the annual tax return, with recipient approval.
- New fast-track procedures and penalties for issuing false CFDIs, including public disclosure of offenders; it is now an infraction to require personal ID or fiscal certificates to issue a CFDI.
Source: kpmg.com
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