Status labels: ■ Built in the repository (checked files or developer tooling, not an app feature) ◧ Designed in a document, no code yet ○ Planned: listed in the catalog, not built ? Not decided △ Not in the catalog yet (a gap) – No claim made
How does Simca approach “Peru”, in particular regarding electronic invoice and boleta flows?
○ Planned C0091
The deepest country pack in the catalog. SUNAT is the tax authority; the catalog's PE module lists electronic documents (CPE), books, consumer and data rules, basic labor and local business compliance. Everything here is a theme to verify with the authority or an accountant. Plan for: electronic invoice and boleta flows; waybills (gre) for transport; identity capture above a threshold; annual thresholds change each year. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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Where does “Mexico” fit in Simca, with a focus on electronic invoice requirements?
○ Planned C0092
The LATAM light pack lists Mexico items. Themes to verify: the national electronic invoice (CFDI) practice, value-added tax categories, and state-level rules. Plan for: electronic invoice requirements; cancellation rules; regime of the taxpayer. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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Is “Colombia” supported today, considering electronic invoicing?
○ Planned C0093
Light pack items exist. Themes to verify: electronic invoicing through the tax authority, consumption versus value-added tax categories, and withholding. Plan for: electronic invoicing; consumption tax on restaurants; withholding. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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Is “Chile” supported today, especially around electronic tax documents?
○ Planned C0094
Light pack items exist. Themes to verify: the tax authority's electronic document system and value-added tax. Plan for: electronic tax documents; folios and authorisations; receipt rules. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What should owners check about “Argentina”, especially around taxpayer category?
○ Planned C0095
Light pack items exist. Themes to verify: electronic invoicing with the national agency, taxpayer categories and tax on gross income by province. Plan for: taxpayer category; provincial taxes; currency controls. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What should owners check about “Brazil”, especially around multiple electronic document types?
○ Planned C0096
Light pack items exist. Brazil's tax system is layered across federal, state and municipal levels, so any real support would need specialist work. Plan for: multiple electronic document types; state differences; municipal service taxes. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What is the plan for “Ecuador”, considering dollar as base currency?
○ Planned C0097
Light pack items exist, including a dollarised economy. Themes to verify: electronic invoicing and value-added tax. Plan for: dollar as base currency; electronic documents; withholding. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What goes wrong with “Bolivia” in a shop, considering dual currency?
○ Planned C0098
Light pack items exist including a second currency. Themes to verify: invoicing system and tax categories. Plan for: dual currency; invoice authorisation; tax categories. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What should owners check about “Generic fiscal framework”, thinking about rate changes by date?
○ Planned C0099
The catalog lists a generic framework for countries without a pack: configurable tax names, rates, rounding, and document numbering. Plan for: rate changes by date; inclusive versus exclusive prices; document numbering gaps. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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What should owners check about “United States”, thinking about origin versus destination rules?
△ Gap C0100
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Sales tax is levied by states and local jurisdictions with different bases and rates; a retailer must verify where it has to collect. Plan for: origin versus destination rules; exemption certificates; marketplace rules. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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How does Simca approach “Canada”, with a focus on combined versus separate taxes?
△ Gap C0101
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: federal and provincial sales taxes, which combine differently by province. Plan for: combined versus separate taxes; rounding of cash; exempt goods. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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How risky is “European Union” to get wrong, thinking about certified devices?
△ Gap C0102
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Value-added tax rules differ by member state, and some states require certified cash registers or fiscal printers. Plan for: certified devices; reverse charge; reduced-rate goods. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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What goes wrong with “United Kingdom” in a shop, in particular regarding scheme choice?
△ Gap C0103
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: value-added tax schemes and digital-record rules. Plan for: scheme choice; zero versus exempt; digital records. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Which edge cases come up around “India”, with a focus on item classification codes?
△ Gap C0104
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: goods and services tax invoicing, e-invoicing thresholds and state-wise rules. Plan for: item classification codes; e-invoice thresholds; state of supply. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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What should owners check about “Nigeria”, thinking about rate changes?
△ Gap C0105
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: value-added tax and state or federal levies. Plan for: rate changes; informal-sector cash; invoice requirements. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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What is the plan for “Kenya”, in particular regarding device requirements?
△ Gap C0106
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: tax authority device or electronic-invoice requirements and value-added tax. Plan for: device requirements; mobile-money receipts; invoice rules. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Is “South Africa” supported today, in particular regarding zero-rated goods?
△ Gap C0107
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: value-added tax, zero-rated basics and invoice content. Plan for: zero-rated goods; invoice content; vendor registration. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Which edge cases come up around “Philippines”, considering system accreditation?
△ Gap C0108
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: tax authority receipt and registration rules for point-of-sale systems. Plan for: system accreditation; receipt numbering; senior and disability discounts. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Where does “Indonesia” fit in Simca, especially around small-business regime?
△ Gap C0109
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: value-added tax invoice rules and small-business regimes. Plan for: small-business regime; invoice numbering; luxury goods. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Which edge cases come up around “Australia and New Zealand”, with a focus on gst-free goods?
△ Gap C0110
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: goods and services tax and record-keeping. Plan for: gst-free goods; tax invoice thresholds; record retention. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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What should I plan for with “Gulf states”, with a focus on arabic receipts?
△ Gap C0111
No fiscal pack in the catalog. Themes to verify: value-added tax introduced in some states, e-invoicing roll-outs and bilingual receipts. Plan for: arabic receipts; e-invoicing phases; tourist refunds. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Where does “Duty-free and special zones” fit in Simca, with a focus on traveller allowances?
△ Gap C0112
Special zones have their own tax and customs rules. Not covered. Plan for: traveller allowances; bonded stock; customs documents. It is a gap: the catalog does not cover it.
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Why does “Updating tax rules” matter for a small business, with a focus on rate effective dates?
○ Planned C0113
The catalog plans tax rates and document rules as editable data so a rule change is a data update. Verification stays with the user. Plan for: rate effective dates; retroactive corrections; updating without internet. In the catalog it is a plan and nothing is built.
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