🇧🇷Brazil

Erros de NF-e e SPED em Faturamento de Transporte de EMS

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Definition

NF-e is mandatory B2B in Brasil. SEFAZ validates XML signatures and tax compliance. SPED (Escrituração Fiscal Digital) filing aggregates all invoices and requires monthly compliance reporting. Non-compliance results in fines, blocked invoices, and delayed reimbursement. Additionally, NFC-e Phase-Out (Model 65 elimination for B2B, deadline Jan 5, 2026) requires system updates.

Key Findings

  • Financial Impact: Estimated: BRL 1,000–5,000 per rejected invoice; delayed collections = 10–20 days of cash-flow loss; SPED audit penalties BRL 2,000–10,000 per month if filed incorrectly
  • Frequency: Per invoice cycle (daily/weekly for high-volume EMS providers); SPED filing monthly
  • Root Cause: Manual invoice creation without real-time SEFAZ validation; incorrect tax classification for medical transport services; XML signature errors; lack of state-specific ICMS compliance logic

Why This Matters

The Pitch: Brasil's EMS billing providers waste time and cash-flow on rejected invoices and SPED corrections. Manual NF-e generation leads to 2–5% invoice rejection rates. Automated, SEFAZ-validated billing eliminates rejections and accelerates cash collection by 10–20 days.

Affected Stakeholders

Billing Coordinator, Finance Manager, Tax Accountant, Systems Administrator

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