|
SUSCRIBETE BOLETIN

¡Manténte informado!

Entérate de las últimas noticias legales en Ecuador explicadas por nuestros expertos.

.

NOTICIAS Y PUBLICACIONES

FINES FOR FAILURE TO PROVIDE SALES VOUCHERS AND NON-TRANSMISSION TO THE TAX ADMINISTRATION

In accordance with Article 26 of the Law on Economic Efficiency and Employment Generation, taxpayers who do not provide sales vouchers or do not transmit electronic sales vouchers to the Tax Administration, shall be punished with a fine of between 1 and 30 basic unified wages.

 

The Law established that “the application of this sanction shall be regulated by a resolution issued by the Internal Revenue Service”.

 

Under the terms of the mentioned Law on June 6th, 2024, the INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) issued the Resolution No. NAC-DGERCGC24-00000022, which established the rules for the application of fines for failure to provide sales vouchers and failure to transmit electronic sales vouchers to the Tax Administration.

 

The delivery of sales vouchers shall be deemed not to have been complied with if:

 

  • Provide physical vouchers whose authorization is expired at the date of issue.

  • Provide electronic vouchers without authorization.

  • Provide vouchers whose authorization belongs to a third party.

  • Deliver unauthorized vouchers.

 

The obligation to transmit electronic sales vouchers to the Tax Administration shall be deemed to have been fulfilled when:

 

  • The transmission to the Tax Administration was made within the deadline established in the current regulations.

  • Electronic sales vouchers have complied with the established validations for successful transmission and reception in the Internal Revenue Service operative systems.

  • The electronic sales vouchers transmitted include the information and the same values of the transaction made.

 

The value of fines expressed in Unified Basic Wages of workers in general (RBU for its Spanish acronym) for each infraction committed, will be the following:

 

Type of Taxpayer:

 

Failure to provide sales vouchers:

Non-transmission of sales vouchers to the Tax Administration

 

Large Taxpayers and Estates

20 RBU

30 RBU

Special taxpayers (not considered as large contributors or large assets)

10 RBU

15 RBU

Companies other than non-profit, undivided estates and natural persons, obliged to keep accounts (not considered as large contributors or large estates or special contributors)

7 RBU

10 RBU

Non Profit Companies

4 RBU

5 RBU

Undivided estates and natural persons not required to keep accounts (not considered as large contributors or large estates or special contributors)

4 RBU

5 RBU

Taxpayers considered as popular businesses within the RIMPE regime

1 RBU

1 RBU

Taxpayers not registered

1 RBU

1 RBU

 

* The date of the infringement shall be considered in determining the characteristics of the taxpayer.

 

For more information, do not hesitate to contact our Tax Practice Partner, Iván García igarcia@tzvs.ec

 

© TobarZVS 

This publication contains information of general interest and does not constitute legal opinion on specific issues. Any analysis will require legal advice from the Firm.


Cargando
...