Overview
- Sunat published the rules for a two‑edition Sorteo Virtual de Comprobantes de Pago that awards 208 prizes per group with a top prize of S/100,000 and S/800,000 allocated per edition for Lima and the provinces.
- The resolution sets participation and registration rules, lets users sign up in a web module, and limits entry to three comprobantes per issuer RUC per date with the first valid issuance window running from July 1 to September 30, 2026 and registrations open until October 2, 2026.
- Sunat clarified that recognizing payment records from e‑wallets such as Yape and Plin as valid comprobantes is intended to simplify compliance rather than to be a new revenue‑raising auditing tool.
- The agency reported strong May 2026 collections (S/16,048 million, +17.7% year‑on‑year) and said it is scaling data analytics and artificial intelligence to detect informal operators and ‘ghost’ companies, reporting 110 SSCO attributions to date and projecting 2,500 more by year‑end.
- The raffle is part of a broader push to bring informal commerce into the tax system by combining behavioral incentives, digital tools and targeted enforcement, a move that could raise receipt issuance among small merchants but also heighten scrutiny for some microbusinesses.