ISSN 1684-9833 • Year 1 / N°7/ May 14, 2010
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The Executive Secretariat Informs Lt. Col. Stefano Gesuelli visited the CIAT headquarters On May 11, Lt. Col. Stefano Gesuelli, Head of the International Cooperation Office of the Guardia di Finanza of Italy and CIAT Correspondent, visited the CIAT Executive Secretariat headquarters.
The Executive Secretariat Informs Lt. Col. Stefano Gesuelli visited the CIAT headquarters
On this occasion, Mr. Gesuelli, met with the Executive Secretary, Mr. Márcio F. Verdi, the Heads of the Missions of France and Spain before CIAT, as well as the Executive Secretariat directors and coordinators. Discussions were based on the CIAT activities program, and areas and activities of mutual interest were identified and added, to further strengthen the close relationship and support of Italy to CIAT’s activities.
Standard for the exchange of electronic invoices CIAT participated in International Tax Compact’s “Core Group Meeting” The 3rd meeting of the Permanent Committee on Harmful ITP ended successfully The Tax Administrations Inform Brazil reaches 1 billon electronic invoices
Lt. Col. Stefano Gesuelli (center) accompanied by the Executive Secretary, Márcio F. Verdi (right) and Francisco Beiner, Institutional Development and Event
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Standard for the exchange of electronic invoices The working team designated within the electronic invoice group to design a standard and protocol that may technically permit the exchange of electronic invoices between the countries, met in Salvador, Brazil, on May 4 to 6. The meeting was sponsored by the State Secretariat of Finance of Bahía and ENCAT.
The meeting concluded with the design of a mechanism based on mutual trust between tax administrations, whereby an administration may consult invoices that may be of interest to it, regarding foreign trade as well as for other fiscal purposes. The exchange standard, based on XML will include a series of common and minimum standard information in terms of identification, control and amounts.