The standard VAT rate in Bolivia is 13%.
The current rates are:
VAT invoices must be supplied for all taxable supplies above BOB 5. They should include the following information.
There are several formats for Bolivian-compliant invoices, including: paper, e-invoices and web-based invoices (Sistema de Facturación Virtual). Invoices may be issued in a foreign currency, but must include the Bolivianos equivalent prices and VAT, converted at the rate of the Central Bank.
Bolivia is introducing a new real-time e-invoicing system, Sistema de Facturación Electrónica, between March 2019 and February 2020. This applies to most larger businesses which much provide real-time invoices to the tax authorities via a portal.
VAT is due at the time of supply. In Bolivia, this is defined as the time of delivery or transfer of ownership for goods. For services, it is the early of invoice payment or supply of the service. Import VAT is due at the time of clearance of the goods through customs.
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