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Exógena: The Dian extends the deadlines for its presentation – taxable year 2017.

The Dian formalized the postponement of the deadlines for the filing of the exogenous information for the taxable year 2017; the new deadlines will go from May 22 to June 20. In addition, it will not be signed when putting the files in the inbox but at the end of the filing.

On Thursday, May 10, 2018, the Dian informed through a press release, that due to the high influx of requests for the filing of exogenous information, difficulties were generated in the signature system, for which, despite the fact that the computer systems processed more than 23 thousand requests, many failed to be signed, therefore, the entity would adopt additional measures to guarantee the rights of taxpayers.

In compliance with what was announced, through Resolution 000030 of May 11, 2018, the entity extended the deadlines to submit the exogenous tax information for the taxable year 2017, of legal entities and individuals who are not large taxpayers, as follows:

In addition, the entity informed through its internet portal that as of today, Friday, May 11, 2018, and due to a change made in the filing system of the exogenous tax information, the signature will not be required at the time of placing the files in the inbox, but a signature process will be carried out at the final moment of the submission of the information.

Source: Actualize

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