Electronic Tax Reporting
You might be required to report taxes electronically according to the requirements of Ato COTEPE 70 of 2006. Companies subject to the reporting requirement must report via magnetic media all of their business transactions that occurred over a period of time. The government defines the period of time (reporting date range), the required information, and magnetic media layout.
This table describes the data that companies must report:
Type of Data |
Description |
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General ledger |
Debit and credits, and accounts with a balance other than zero (0) are reported in the accounting files. |
Accounts payable and accounts receivable |
Transactions between the company and the customers and suppliers are reported in the customer and supplier files. All transactions, such as purchases and sales, that occurred within a period are considered without regard to status. |
Fixed assets |
The company's fixed assets, including retired assets, are reported in the fixed assets file. |
Inventory |
The stock entries, such as those for sales, purchases, inventory movement, and manufacturing, and the balance for each item, are reported in the inventory files. This information is grouped by fiscal company. |
Manufacturing |
The part list is reported in the manufacturing files. |
Fiscal books |
The information contained in the fiscal documents (notas fiscais) is reported in the fiscal documents files. Documents issued by the company and those issued by the company's suppliers are reported separately. The files are generated and grouped by the fiscal company. |
General information |
General information such as data about suppliers and customers, data about individual and legal entities, account master information, business units, and items are included in the electronic files. |