E-invoicing compliance and regulatory updates - Argentina
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026
E-invoicing is mandatory in Argentina.
All Argentine taxpayers are subject to the e-invoicing mandate regulated by the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP).
E-invoices (eFactura) must be cleared through the AFIP portal where an Electronic Authorization Code (Código de Autorización Electrónico - CAE) is assigned. All e-invoices must also include a QR code. Once these conditions are met, the invoice can be sent to the buyer electronically.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
E-invoicing is mandatory in Argentina.
All Argentine taxpayers are subject to the e-invoicing mandate regulated by the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP).
E-invoices (eFactura) must be cleared through the AFIP portal where an Electronic Authorization Code (Código de Autorización Electrónico - CAE) is assigned. All e-invoices must also include a QR code. Once these conditions are met, the invoice can be sent to the buyer electronically.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
E-invoices are cleared using the AFIP portal.
E-invoices are to be issued to the AFIP portal in the respective XML format. E-invoices must include a CAE code and follow AFIP’s technical requirements. A QR code is mandatory on all e-invoice visualizations.
E-invoices are cleared using the AFIP portal.
E-invoices are to be issued to the AFIP portal in the respective XML format. E-invoices must include a CAE code and follow AFIP’s technical requirements. A QR code is mandatory on all e-invoice visualizations.
Both the issuer and the receiver must preserve invoices for 10 years. Electronic storage is allowed, and the data must reside in Argentina. The CAE authentication code, the received XML, digitally signed and timestamped, and audit logs of submissions and cancellations, must be included in the archive.
Legal invoice:
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Both the issuer and the receiver must preserve invoices for 10 years. Electronic storage is allowed, and the data must reside in Argentina. The CAE authentication code, the received XML, digitally signed and timestamped, and audit logs of submissions and cancellations, must be included in the archive.
Legal invoice:
Download our Basware Vault fact sheet here to learn more about our flexible and scalable solution.
Ensure compliance: Issue e-invoices using the AFIP portal .
Archive properly: Preserve all issued and received e-invoices for 10 years.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
Supplier requirement: Argentine suppliers must issue e-invoices through AFIP, apply the CAE, and include a QR code, with the capability to transmit the e-invoice to the buyer.
Buyer requirement: Argentine buyers must be able to receive and store e-invoices that contain a valid CAE and QR code from the supplier.
Archiving requirement: E-invoices must be preserved for 10 years by both suppliers and buyers.
Ensure compliance: Issue e-invoices using the AFIP portal .
Archive properly: Preserve all issued and received e-invoices for 10 years.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
Supplier requirement: Argentine suppliers must issue e-invoices through AFIP, apply the CAE, and include a QR code, with the capability to transmit the e-invoice to the buyer.
Buyer requirement: Argentine buyers must be able to receive and store e-invoices that contain a valid CAE and QR code from the supplier.
Archiving requirement: E-invoices must be preserved for 10 years by both suppliers and buyers.
E-invoicing is mandatory in Argentina.
All Argentine taxpayers are subject to the e-invoicing mandate regulated by the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP).
E-invoices (eFactura) must be cleared through the AFIP portal where an Electronic Authorization Code (Código de Autorización Electrónico - CAE) is assigned. All e-invoices must also include a QR code. Once these conditions are met, the invoice can be sent to the buyer electronically.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
E-invoices are cleared using the AFIP portal.
E-invoices are to be issued to the AFIP portal in the respective XML format. E-invoices must include a CAE code and follow AFIP’s technical requirements. A QR code is mandatory on all e-invoice visualizations.
Both the issuer and the receiver must preserve invoices for 10 years. Electronic storage is allowed, and the data must reside in Argentina. The CAE authentication code, the received XML, digitally signed and timestamped, and audit logs of submissions and cancellations, must be included in the archive.
Legal invoice:
Download our Basware Vault fact sheet here to learn more about our flexible and scalable solution.
Ensure compliance: Issue e-invoices using the AFIP portal .
Archive properly: Preserve all issued and received e-invoices for 10 years.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2018 |
Supplier requirement: Argentine suppliers must issue e-invoices through AFIP, apply the CAE, and include a QR code, with the capability to transmit the e-invoice to the buyer.
Buyer requirement: Argentine buyers must be able to receive and store e-invoices that contain a valid CAE and QR code from the supplier.
Archiving requirement: E-invoices must be preserved for 10 years by both suppliers and buyers.
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