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In Uruguay you must keep invoices, receipts and accounting records while DGI can still review you. Here's why — the Código Tributario prescription period: 5 years, up to 10 — and what to keep (including your CFE XML files). With official quotes.

Cédula, RUT and BPS number sound alike but are three different things, from three different bodies. Here's what each one is, who issues it and when you use it, with official links.

DGI no longer mails you paper letters: it notifies you in an official electronic inbox, the electronic domicile (DOMEL). What lands there has full legal validity, so ignoring it is risky. Here's what it is, who must have it, and how to check it. With official quotes.

Issuing electronic invoices has a cost: you pay an authorized provider for the service. But small issuers get a credit of up to 80 UI per month that makes it much cheaper. Here's what you pay, how much it varies, and who qualifies. With official quotes.