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March 11, 2026 · CBA Team

SUNAT: New Digital Audit Rules

Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF changes the rules of the game. SUNAT can now require appearances by videoconference and direct access to your accounting systems. Find out what this means for your company.

⬇ Download Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF (PDF, in Spanish)

Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF — Interactive Guide1 / 4
Remote Appearances
Meetings with SUNAT are now virtual

SUNAT may summon you by videoconference for audits. Attendance is mandatory.

Meetings are held by videoconference and may be recorded by SUNAT
You will receive a formal summons with the link and platform to use
Failing to attend or having technical failures results in tax infringements

Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF modernizes tax audits in Peru. SUNAT now has the power to require appearances by videoconference and to request direct access to taxpayers' accounting systems, fundamentally changing how companies interact with it during an audit.

📢 Tax audits will be increasingly digital, technical and real-time. Proactive preparation is the new defense.

🖥️ Remote Appearances: The New Norm

Meetings with SUNAT are no longer in person by default. These are the three rules you need to know:


1. 📹 Virtual meetings are no longer optional

Meetings with SUNAT are held by videoconference for audits and inductive actions. Failing to attend has consequences.


2. 📩 You will be formally summoned with a connection link

The summons will state the platform to be used, and SUNAT may record the meeting. Treat these meetings as seriously as an in-person visit.


3. ⏰ Absence or technical failures are your responsibility

Failing to attend may result in infringements. You must ensure stable equipment and connectivity on the indicated date and time.

🔐 Access to the Accounting System: The Key Point

This is the most significant change in the decree. SUNAT can now ask for access credentials to your accounting system.


🗝️ SUNAT will ask for an access profile to your accounting system

It may request a username and password to log in remotely or on site to your accounting platforms and ERP.


⏳ Not granting access suspends the audit deadlines

This can extend the audit and increase the company's exposure by keeping the process open for longer.

✅ What Can and Can't SUNAT Do With That Access?

The law sets clear limits. The access profile SUNAT requests must respect the following permissions and restrictions:


✔️ What SUNAT CAN do

  • View transactions for the audited period
  • Generate and download accounting reports
  • Log entries and exits to keep the process traceable

❌ What SUNAT CANNOT do

  • Delete or modify accounting information
  • Hide existing records
  • Alter the integrity of the data

🛡️ How to Prepare Your Company

Given this new regulatory framework, at CBA we recommend taking action before you are audited:


1. Audit your accounting system

Verify that your ERP or accounting software can create restricted access profiles with read-only and report-generation permissions.


2. Define a virtual appearance protocol

Designate a person in charge, secure the technical equipment and establish an internal procedure for when a SUNAT summons arrives.


3. Have specialized advice

Having a tax advisor present during virtual sessions and during system access is your right and your best protection.


4. Review the integrity of your information

Correct inconsistencies before an audit. Once SUNAT has access, there is no going back.

📋 Conclusion: The Future of Tax Audits Is Now

Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF is not a future threat — it is already in force. Companies that invest in orderly accounting, adequate systems and tax advice will be in an incomparably better position to face a digital audit.

At Concha Bustamante & Auditores, we support our clients in preparing proactively for SUNAT: from reviewing systems to representation at appearances. Contact us to learn how we can protect your company.

⬇ Download Supreme Decree No. 303-2025-EF (PDF, in Spanish)

This article was translated from the original Spanish. Read the original in Spanish

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