- Costa Rica’s tax authority issued new rules for the D 270 informational return for transactions not supported by e-invoice.
- A new monthly filing requirement for the D 270 form is introduced.
- Transitional rules apply for the 2025 fiscal year and 2026 monthly periods.
- Certain financial institutions are excepted from reporting interest paid.
Source: kpmg.com
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