- Costa Rica’s Tax Authority issued a ruling on electronic invoices for imported goods.
- For tangible goods from non-resident suppliers, a standard customs procedure applies and an electronic invoice is not required if supported by the Single Customs Document and the supplier’s invoice.
- For intangible goods or services from non-residents, an electronic invoice is mandatory.
- The ruling specifies that identification of non-resident suppliers in electronic invoices applies only to services or intangible goods.
- The deadline to implement amendments to electronic invoices version 4.4 has been extended to September 1, 2025.
Source: regfollower.com
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