It was not an April Fool’s joke when printed invoices became outlawed in Mexico as of April 1. The move was designed to force the nation’s businesses, both large and small, to adopt electronic invoicing techniques. Read more...

If you’re associated with a multinational corporation that conducts business in Chile and generates revenues in excess of $4.2 million dollars annually, that nation’s new electronic invoicing requirements will affect you. That’s because Chile’s taxing authority recently announced that as of November 1, 2014, commercial invoices transmitted by such entities must be sent electronically. Not only that, they must adhere to a standard electronic format for approval. Read more...