Regulatory compliance laws in Argentina have changed throughout 2010 and local businesses must obtain a valid digital certificate and register it for use through one of the certification channels provided by the Argentinian tax authority (AFIP). Thus, companies must first obtain a Clave Fiscal password to gain access to the AFIP website and then link the certificate to their Clave Única de Identificación Tributaria (CUIT) on file with the government.
The AFIP requires that official document numbers be issued in sequence, so if there is a problem with one particular invoice, subsequent invoices must be placed on hold until the problem is corrected Thus, Crossgate’s real-time e-invoicing service is set to provide an automatic contingency mode that preserves invoice sequencing even if a problem arises.
Crossgate’s e-Invoicing Network allows companies to comply with government regulations in 38 countries including Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and the European Union.
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