- Uruguay’s Tax Authority has intensified nationwide inspections of businesses selling goods or services directly to consumers, starting in late September 2026.
- The main targets are businesses that fail to document all sales, underreport revenue, or improperly remain in simplified tax regimes for small taxpayers after exceeding eligibility limits.
- Inspections are based mainly on taxpayer risk analysis, but the authority is also conducting random checks of tax registration and invoicing compliance.
- The announcement does not change VAT rates, invoicing rules, or fiscal receipt formats; it only increases enforcement of existing obligations.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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