- Chile has established new invoice requirements for sales of goods exceeding a certain threshold to non-VAT taxpayers.
- The requirements are based on Article 92 ter of the Tax Code.
- The Internal Revenue Service is responsible for applying and enforcing these tax regulations.
- Taxpayers must issue invoices for sales, even if exempt, using electronic documents.
- Article 92 ter specifies that transactions above a certain limit must be documented with the payer’s identity.
- The limit is set between 50 and 135 units of account or their foreign currency equivalents.
- Payments can be made using any legally acceptable method if documented properly.
- Cash payments must be noted in the respective invoice or document.
- If not documented as required, transactions must use electronic or other approved payment methods.
Source: sii.cl
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