Current

Tax Administration Will Audit Business’ during the Holidays

Newsletter #157

The head of the Tax Administration (SAT), Marco Livio Díaz Reyes, and the Intendant of Auditing, Óscar Hernández, announced the "Massive Tax Presence Plan" that will be carried out during the last weeks of the year in different businesses throughout the country.

The goal of this project is to ensure taxpayers' compliance with their fiscal obligations, given that during the holidays there is a significant increase in the number of transactions. The SAT will mainly audit companies that are considered to have a higher volume of sales in December.

The Plan of Massive Fiscal Presence foresees the execution of 27,000 audits in 22 departments nationwide. New digital tools will be used to corroborate taxpayers' information in real time.

For more information please contact:

SHARE
RELATED PUBLICATIONS

2025 Lessons for Great Results

We often hear the phrase "where there's a will, there's a way." Some even say that if you want something badly enough, it will come true. In a world that is so complex and often hopeless, it never hurts to have this kind of positive thinking to try to achieve great things. But objectively, reality often shows us that more elements are needed for the goals we set ourselves to become reality. Often, we even believe that we have done everything right, and yet we still don’t reach the goal.

Ver más

Organizational Maturity to Implement New Technologies

El auge de la Inteligencia Artificial (IA) es un fenómeno innegable. Hace apenas tres años que la IA generativa comenzó a sonar, y de acuerdo con la última encuesta de McKinsey, cuando termine 2025, el 88% de las organizaciones utilizarán IA para realizar al menos una función operativa.

Ver más

Guatemala Fast Tracks Patents Under the USPTO

On November 3, 2025, the Accelerated Patent Grant Agreement (APG) signed between the Guatemalan Intellectual Property Registry (RPI) and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) came into force. It will be in effect for five years, with the possibility of revision or termination upon prior notice.

Ver más