Sunat to reward Peruvians with up to S/100,000 for registering electronic receipts

Peru's National Tax Administration Superintendence (Sunat) is launching a new initiative to incentivize the use of electronic receipts, offering citizens the chance to win substantial cash prizes. The program aims to foster a stronger tax culture and combat economic informality across the country.

Under the new scheme, individuals who register their electronic receipts will be entered into lotteries with prizes ranging from S/500 up to a grand prize of S/100,000. This move by Sunat is designed to encourage broader participation in the formal economy by making tax compliance more engaging and potentially rewarding.

The initiative reflects a broader effort by the Peruvian government to modernize its tax system and increase revenue collection. By directly engaging citizens with the prospect of financial rewards, Sunat hopes to see a significant increase in the registration of electronic fiscal documents, thereby improving transparency and reducing tax evasion.