Electronic Invoicing in Bolivia
Is e-invoicing mandatory in Bolivia ?
E-invoicing is mandatory in Bolivia.
Who is affected?
All taxpayers are required to comply with the requirements.
Compliance requirements
Taxpayers must follow the invoicing modality assigned by the Bolivian Tax Authority (Servicio de Impuestos Nacionales, SIN). According to the respective modality, every company must connect to the SIN to clear the digitally signed invoice content, receive clearance evidence and send the e-invoice to the recipient. When invoices are sent as PDFs, they must include the QR code for validation purposes.
Bolivian modalities
- Electrónica en Línea (Online Electronic) – Cloud-based, real-time submission
- Computarizada en Línea (Online Computerized) – In-house software with real-time integration
- Portal Web en Línea (Online Web Portal) – Web interface for occasional users
- Manual (for contingency use only)
- Prevalorada (pre-valued invoices for fixed-price services)
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Key Deadlines
- No upcoming deadlines
Standards & Platforms
Platform
All invoices are to be pre-cleared in the SIN platform.
What formats are required in Bolivia?
The invoice format depends on the taxpayer's assigned invoicing modality and the invoice type, according to SIN requirements.
Archiving in Bolivia
What are the archiving requirements in Bolivia?
Taxpayers are required to archive both the human-readable copy and, where applicable, the structured XML. The records must be retained for eight years.
Legal invoice:
- For suppliers: The legal invoice is one issued in a structured electronic format according to the modality and invoice type, cleared through SIN and sent to the invoice recipient including the clearance evidence.
- For buyers: The legal invoice is one received from the supplier in a structured, electronic format and verifiable with clearance evidence.
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Key Actions
Compliant archiving: Archive all invoices and tax records for eight years.
Compliant invoice processing: Select a certified service provider to send and receive e-invoices in Bolivia.
Bolivian e-invoicing and archiving requirements at a glance:
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2025 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2025 |
Supplier requirement: The Bolivian supplier must issue e-invoices, clear the invoices in SIN, gather and include the clearance evidence to the invoice and send the e-invoice to the buyer.
Buyer requirement: The Bolivian buyer must have the capability to receive structured invoices according to the assigned modality and invoice type and validate received e-invoices based on the included clearance evidence.
Archiving requirement: Invoices must be retained for eight years.
