Why Dian closed the Doña Segunda picketyard and 18 other establishments

In an operation that was carried out in the towns of Bosa, Mártires, Barrios Unidos, Kennedy, Cedritos and at the El Dorado International Airport, Dian closed 19 commercial establishments in Bogotá, related to non-compliance with current tax regulations.

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One of the closed establishments was the popular picketer Second Ladylocated in the 12 de Octubre neighborhood, in the town of Barrios Unidos.

As reported by Dianthe measure is due to non-compliance with the issuance of the electronic invoice and its requirements, after carrying out several verification tasks.

So far this year, and as a result of the visits carried out by Dian through the campaigns of the Bogotá Sectional Directorate of Taxes, a total of 24 closures of commercial establishments have been carried out for not complying with this obligation.

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“With these actions, the tax administration continues the work of raising awareness in the commerce sector about the duty to invoice electronically and to comply with all legal provisions to avoid economic sanctions or that lead to the closure of the establishment,” the entity reported in a statement.

La Dian called on citizens to always demand electronic invoices when purchasing goods or services.

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For this, People must provide only three pieces of information to the establishment: name or company name, ID number or NIT, and email address..

Likewise, Dian also reminded citizens that they can report and report, anonymously, any irregularity with the issuance of the electronic invoice through the PQRS/Third Party Complaints system, on the entity’s website (www. dian.gov.co).

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