Origen’s experts on México Electronic Invoice are analyzing the first information available about the changes that are coming on the regulations and how to keep your SAP Document and Reporting Compliance solution for electronic invoice and payment complement for Mexico up-to-date and ready for when these regulations go into effect.
Mexico Electronic Invoice: it is expected that from 2022 the CFDI 4.0 will enter into force, so it is speculated that Annex 20 will undergo some changes, in addition to the following adjustments:
- Changing the sequence of related CFDIs.
- Inclusion of new catalogs.
- Precision of descriptions from nodes to attributes.
- Modification of the CFDI cancellation service.
- Implementation of version 2.0 of the Payment Complement, where some attributes will be included and removed.
Is expected that SAP will make the adjustments to support Mexico’s electronic invoicing solution within the Document and Reporting Compliance framework once the new Annex 20 version 4.0 is published by SAT.
Once more information is available, we will update our blog with additional details about legislation impact, SAP solution readiness, and other relevant topics around the CFDI 4.0. version
For LATAM companies running SAP ECC or S/4HANA, Origen’s experience around the Document and Reporting Compliance offering can help to use a single SAP Platform for LATAM for e-invoicing and other electronic documents like withholding certificate, delivery note, payment complement, etc.
Click on the link below to learn more about México Electronic Invoice:
https://origentech.com/sap-document-compliance-edocument/
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