Venezuela suspends mandatory use of fiscal machines for small merchants
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, announced the immediate suspension of the mandatory use of fiscal machines in commercial establishments, aimed at reducing operating costs and administrative barriers for small and medium-sized businesses. The tax package, formalized alongside Seniat superintendent Román Maniglia, includes a 67% reduction in the registry of special taxpayers, which fell from more than 132,000 registrants to about 44,000. The government clarified that it is not a tax exemption.
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- Venezuela suspends the mandatory use of fiscal machines for businesses, a measure that eliminates investment in these invoicing devices.
- The registry of special taxpayers was cut by 67%, from more than 132,000 to about 44,000 registrants.
- The government clarified that the measure does not exempt taxes but simplifies invoicing and filing.
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