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ARTICLE · 08 JUNE 2016

Obligation of Issuing CFDI´s in Export Operations

Basham, Ringe y Correa, S.C.
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Starting from July 1st, it will be necessary to comply with the provisions stated in rules 3.1.35 and 3.1.36 of the General Foreign Trade Rules (RGCE for its acronym in Spanish), which oblige to state the number of the "Online Digital Tax Invoice" (CFDI by its acronym in Spanish) on the export document.

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Starting from July 1st[1], it will be necessary to comply with the provisions stated in rules 3.1.35 and 3.1.36 of the General Foreign Trade Rules (RGCE for its acronym in Spanish), which oblige to state the number of the "Online Digital Tax Invoice" (CFDI by its acronym in Spanish) on the export document.

The aforementioned applies for export operations performed under the code "A1" pursuant to appendix 2 of annex 22 of the RGCE. Through this resolution, the tax authorities are attempting to have further elements for risk assessment and risk control on foreign trade operations.

Such obligation consist in issuing a CFDI that should be stated in section "SUPPLIER/BUYER INFORMATION" of the export customs declaration identified under code "A1", as well as the Electronic Invoice Value (COVE for its acronym in Spanish).

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