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ARTICLE · 14 JULY 2021

INFOCHEVEZ Infografía - Transporte De Mercancía

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Como consecuencia de los cambios a la regla 2.7.1.9. prevista en la Quinta Versión Anticipada de la Segunda Resolución de Modificaciones de la Resolución Miscelánea Fiscal vigente, se advierten posibles cambios en las obligaciones fiscales para el transporte de mercancías en territorio nacional.

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Como consecuencia de los cambios a la regla 2.7.1.9. prevista en la Quinta Versión Anticipada de la Segunda Resolución de Modificaciones de la Resolución Miscelánea Fiscal vigente (pendiente de ser publicada), se advierten posibles cambios en las obligaciones fiscales para el transporte de mercancías en territorio nacional (tanto mercancías propias como de terceros). Por tal motivo, adjunto les compartimos lai nfografía "Cambio de obligaciones en transporte de mercancías" con información general y que consideramos relevante en relación con las principales obligaciones a tener en cuenta, así como las problemáticas identificadas y las implicaciones fiscales en caso de incumplimiento.

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