- Between July 18 and August 4, only certain systems will be operational. The delinquency list will remain static and cannot be modified during this period.
- TRIBU-CR will become the only digital tax platform
- All deadlines for pending procedures, compliance with requirements, refund requests, and compensations will be suspended.
The General Directorate of Taxation (DGT) published in "La Gaceta" No. 128, Supplement 86, on Friday, July 11, the regulation that authorizes the disconnection of several digital tax platforms and the implementation of the new Integrated Tax Management System, called “TRIBU-CR.”
Disabling Current Platforms
As of July 18, 2025, at 11:45 p.m.The following platforms will be deactivated:
- EDDI-7 (Digital Tax Return Preparation)
- ATV (Virtual Tax Administration)
- TRAVI (Virtual Procedures)
- Declara7
- DeclaraWeb (informative returns)
- Taxpayer Identification System (SIC)
- Tax Status Inquiry
Although after July 18, 2025, most digital tax platforms will be disabled to allow for the progressive implementation of the new system, there are exceptions and transitional periods for certain functionalities and systems, as specified in the resolution:
- Under EDDI 7, forms D-110-07 (Real Estate Direct Transfer Tax) and D-120 (Real Estate Direct Transfer Tax) will continue to operate until August 3, 2025.
- Until August 31, 2025, forms D-110-08 (Tax on the Transfer of Movable Property) and D-121 (Tax on the Transfer of Motor Vehicles, Aircraft and Vessels).
- Under ATC until August 31, 2025, the following modules will remain in operation:
- Ministry of Finance's Free Electronic Invoice Tool
- User management for electronic invoices
- Renewal of electronic invoice-related keys and cryptographic key management
- “Electronic Invoice Verification” module
"In other words, everything related to electronic invoicing will remain active and will transition directly to the new system. However, updating visible information will be suspended from 11:45 PM on July 18 to 9:00 AM on August 4, 2025. After that date, all information will only be accessible through TRIBU-CR," stated Dahianna Jimenez, Senior Consultant at ICS. “This makes it critical to maintain backups of submitted procedures,” the expert emphasized.
New Mandatory System. The Integrated Tax Management System, TRIBU-CR, will become the only digital tax platform for managing procedures, complying with formal and material obligations, conducting tax control procedures, and official communications between the Tax Administration and taxpayers. This system will be progressively activated starting August 4, 2025, at 9:00 AM.
Suspension of Deadlines. During the transition period (July 18 to August 4, 2025), all deadlines for pending procedures, compliance with requirements, requests for refunds and compensations will be suspended. These deadlines will resume once TRIBU-CR is operational.
Recognition of Rights. The suspension of deadlines does not affect taxpayers' rights, including the recognition of interest and the statute of limitations for requests for refunds or offsets.
Delinquent and Omission List.The DGT has indicated it will take a “snapshot” of the delinquency and omission list as of July 17. This snapshot will remain visible in the public consultation between July 18 and August 4, during which time it cannot be modified. Taxpayers are advised to review their delinquency and omission status, as during this period, it will be impossible to clear such statuses, potentially affecting public procedures like sanitary operating permit renewals or participation in tenders.
Recommendations Ahead of the “Shutdown”
- Keep DUAS records, as these will not migrate with electronic invoices.
- Download and store digital copies of returns and their amendments.
- If there are known credit balances, request an account statement prior to the system change to later compare balances after migration.
- Verify that no debts or omissions appear in the Public Consultation module.