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Las declaraciones anuales, informativas y de pagos provisionales, mensuales, bimestrales, trimestrales o definitivos (Art. 33 apartado A, fracción III) 3.16.Las acciones, partes sociales y títulos de crédito en los que sea parte el contribuyente 3.17. La documentación relacionada con la contratación de personas físicas que presten servicios personales subordinados, así como la relativa a su inscripción y registro o avisos realizados en materia de seguridad social y sus aportaciones 3.18. La documentación relativa a importaciones y exportaciones en materia aduanera o comercio exterior 3.19. Comprobar el cumplimiento de los requisitos relativos al otorgamiento de estímulos fiscales y de subsidios 3.20. El control de los donativos de los bienes recibidos por las donatarias autorizadas en términos de la LISR CAPITULO IV. LOS REGISTROS CONTABLES 1. Requisitos de los asientos contables 2. Requisitos establecidos por el RCFF 3.Cinco días para hacer los registros 4. Registros cronológicos y descriptivos 5. Relacionar los folios con la póliza 6. Identificación de las inversiones y su deducción 7. Relacionar los saldos con las operaciones 8.Formulación de estados financieros 9. Relacionar balance general 10. Restitución de IVA e IEPS 11. Estímulos y subsidios fiscales 12. Control de inventarios 13. Asientos en español y moneda nacional a. Plasmarse en idioma español b. Consignar los valores en moneda nacional 14. Centros de costos 15. Operaciones de contado, crédito, parcialidades, etcétera 16. Conciliación aritmética y contable 17. Control de inventarios 18.Arrendamiento financiero 19. Control para donatarias autorizadas 20. Identificación del IVA con actos gravados, exentos o mixtos 21. Contabilidad electrónica a. Los registros contables 22. Publicación de los estados financieros en materia mercantil 23. Dictamen financiero para entidades extranjeras 24. Dictamen financiero para entidades que emiten obligaciones CAPITULO V. CONSERVACION DE LA CONTABILIDAD 1.Plazo para conservar la contabilidad 2. Medios de conservación 2.1. Dónde conservar la contabilidad 2.2. Avisos de cambio de domicilio a. Medios de conservación de la contabilidad 3. Casos de destrucción, robo 4. La nube y la niebla CAPITULO VI. FECHAS DE CUMPLIMIENTO 1. Antecedentes 1.1. Entrada en vigor para entregar la información 1.2. Entrega del catálogo de cuentas 1.3. Entrega ordinaria de la balanza de comprobación 1.3.1. Personas morales 1.3.2. Personas físicas 1.3.3. Contribuyentes emisores de valores que coticen en las bolsas de valores 1.3.4. AGAPES 1.3.5. Balanza de cierre del ejercicio 1.4. Entrega de pólizas (Regla 2.8.1.6. y 2.8.1.7. RMF) 1.4.1. Plazo para la entrega de las pólizas CAPITULO VII. INFORMACION A ENTREGAR AL SAT 1. Catálogo de cuentas 1.1. Nomenclatura y características del archivo 2. Código agrupador de cuentas del SAT 3. Balanza de comprobación 3.1. Balanza de comprobación. Caso práctico 4. Información de las pólizas del período 5. Sello digital de la contabilidad electrónica 6. Catálogo de métodos de pago 7. Buzón tributario 8. Proveedor de certificación de recepción de documentos digitales CAPITULO VIII. ASPECTOS A CUIDAR EN MATERIA CONTABLE 1. La operación “carrusel” en la compra de comprobantes fiscales 1.1. El dinero reciclado 2. Los préstamos de socios, accionistas o terceros con ellos relacionados 2.1. Dividendos fictos 2.2. Conceptos no considerados como dividendos fictos 2.3. Otros puntos a cuidar CAPITULO IX. REVISIONES ELECTRONICAS 1. La contabilidad como prueba en contra del contribuyente CAPITULO X. INFRACCIONES Y DELITOS, SANCIONES PECUNIARIAS Y CORPORALES 1. Infracciones relacionadas con la contabilidad Consideraciones 2. Delitos y penas relacionados con la contabilidad 3. Infracciones relacionadas con el envío de la contabilidad APENDICE I. JURISPRUDENCIAS EN MATERIA DE CONTABILIDAD ELECTRONICA REFERENCIAS DOCUMENTALES LEGISLATIVAS PAGINAS WEB CONSULTADAS BIBLIOGRAFICAS

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