Bolivia: SIN extends mandatory e-invoicing deadline until October 2026 for certain taxpayers

Bolivia has introduced tax reforms through Supreme Decree 5563 to encourage foreign investors to reinvest profits domestically and support economic growth. The decree was published in the Official Gazette on 2 March 2026 and took effect

Bolivia's government has announced two tax relief measures on 10 March 2026 aimed at easing financial pressure on citizens and businesses while improving tax system transparency. The National Tax Service (SIN) CEO, Jorge Zogbi Nogales, confirmed

The Bolivian government enacted Supreme Decree 5563 on 6 March 2026, offering significant tax reductions to foreign companies that reinvest their earnings within the country rather than sending them abroad. The decree modifies the Tax on the

The Bolivian government introduced the Transparency and Tax Relief Bill on 19 February 2026, marking a significant overhaul of the country's tax system aimed at helping entrepreneurs and businesses overcome crippling debts and administrative

Bolivia’s Ministry of Economy and Public Finance submitted a draft law on 31 December 2025 to repeal the 70% cap on VAT tax credits for fuel purchases, aiming to restore full (100%) credit recognition for gasoline and diesel. The move follows

Bolivia’s tax authority (SIN) issued Normative Board Resolution RND 102500000053 on 30 December 2025, extending certain obligations for the 2024 tax year under the Unified Agricultural Regime (Régimen Agropecuario Unificado, RAU). The