- Argentina’s General Resolution No. 5893/2026 expands mandatory e-invoicing rules to non-VAT taxpayers and taxpayers under the simplified small taxpayer regime (RS).
- Taxpayers may receive partial authorization for certain activities subject to withholding/other receipts when starting activities, changing VAT status, or joining the RS, and may begin using e-invoices and fiscal controllers without prior notice.
- E-invoices become mandatory for certain transactions involving MSMEs.
- Non-VAT taxpayers must issue e-invoices starting March 1, 2027; qualifying insurance entities making non-taxable transactions are exempt.
- Contingency use of printed invoices is allowed for certain social-inclusion and non-VAT taxpayers from Nov. 1, 2026, and March 1, 2027, respectively, until their authorizations expire; most rules take effect Nov. 1, 2026.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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