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Notes on taxes, clarity, and building Tributo.
Certificado Único: what it is and why you must be “al día” with the DGI
The Certificado Único proves you're up to date with the DGI. Without a valid one you can't do several operations, and the DGI can suspend it if you fall behind. With official sources.
Read more →How to invoice a foreign client (export of services)
If you work for clients abroad, it's most likely export of services: invoiced without VAT. But income tax still applies. With official sources.
Read more →Fines and surcharges in Uruguay: what happens if you pay late (and how to fix it)
Paying a tax late triggers mora: a fine plus monthly surcharges, automatically. But it can be regularized. Explained with official sources.
Read more →VAT (IVA) in Uruguay, explained simply
When VAT applies, the 22% and 10% rates, the Literal E “IVA mínimo”, and why exporting services is zero-rated. With official sources.
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