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In this sense, a perfect example of how complicated it can be to always comply with current legislation and the resulting obligations is offered by electronic invoicing, which has had a rather “tortuous” and gradual approval over time.
initially the obligation of electronic invoicing was created exclusively for Public Administrations , which from 6 June 2014, were prohibited from accepting and issuing invoices in paper format, having at the same time the obligation to accept and produce only and exclusively invoices in digital format .


Subsequently, this obligation, which was limited to central public ecuador whatsapp resource administrations, was extended to all local public administrations, to be precise from 31 March 2015 (the so-called B2G electronic invoicing).

Only from 1 January 2019 this obligation has been extended also among companies and freelancers (B2B electronic invoicing) and towards final consumers in all cases of transfer of goods or services (B2C electronic invoicing), albeit with specific exceptions and differentiations depending on the subjects, recipients and type of transactions carried out.