Argentina’s tax authority has introduced a new legislative framework that expands mandatory e‑invoicing to additional sectors and introduces a monthly electronic settlement system. The changes, effective 1 July 2026, also link point‑of‑sale terminals to specific economic activities and feed invoicing data into pre‑filled returns for Simplified Tax Regime taxpayers.
Financial institutions, insurers, credit card companies, prepaid health providers, and educational institutions must adopt mandatory e‑invoicing.
High‑volume issuers can consolidate transactions with the same customer into a single monthly invoice, reducing administrative burden.
The data will feed into pre‑filled returns, reducing manual reporting and compliance risk.
Each point‑of‑sale terminal can now be linked to a specific economic activity.
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VatCalc · 1 day ago
Argentina’s tax authority ARCA has introduced General Resolution 5824/26, expanding mandatory e‑invoicing to new sectors and launching a monthly electronic settlement system effective 1 July 2026. The resolution also provides pre‑filled VAT returns for Simplified Tax Regime taxpayers, with invoicing data automatically populating annual returns. Electronic invoices will be available via ARCA’s “My Receipts” portal and integrated into the Digital VAT Ledger.
Fonoa · about 2 months ago
Argentina has mandated electronic invoicing for all VAT‑registered, simplified regime, and exempt taxpayers since April 1 2019. Invoices must be issued via AFIP’s CAE code, transmitted in XML, and retained for five years. Non‑compliance can lead to 2‑6 day closures, and Fonoa provides integration solutions to meet these requirements.
Fiscal Solutions · about 13 hours ago
Brazil's new IBS/CBS/IS tax system now treats advance payments as taxable events, requiring businesses to issue a Debit Invoice (NF-e type 06) and report tax in the payment period. The final invoice must reference the advance payments via <gPagAntecipado> to offset tax already paid and avoid double taxation. ERP systems must support advance-payment tracking and the new invoicing requirements.
LinkedIn · 3 days ago
Brazil’s new Technical Notes mandate that invoices and payments be linked under the split payment framework, requiring integration between electronic tax documents (DF‑e) and payment data. The system will be tested from 6 April 2026 and go live on 4 May 2026, with XML and invoicing processes needing updates to include transaction data for automatic withholding of IBS and CBS.
Meyka · 6 days ago
Canada’s federal government fast‑tracked Bill C‑19 on 14 February 2026, adding a one‑time spring top‑up equal to 50 % of the annual GST credit and raising the base credit by 25 % for five years. More than 12 million low‑income Canadians will receive the payment automatically via the CRA, with a family of four eligible for up to C$1,890 in 2026.
Fintua · 7 days ago
Ecuador announced a temporary reduction of the general VAT rate for tourist services from 15% to 8% during the New Year holiday period (1–4 January 2026). The reduced rate applies to a wide range of tourist activities defined under Article 5 of the Tourism Law, including accommodation, food, entertainment, transport, and event services.
