EDDI

EDDI stands for "Enlace de Datos para la Declaración de Impuestos," which is a platform developed by the Dirección General de Tributación (DGT) of the Ministerio de Hacienda in Costa Rica. It allows taxpayers to submit tax declarations and other tax-related information electronically.

EDDI is available to any individual or company that is required to file taxes in Costa Rica and has a valid tax ID number (Número de Identificación Tributaria or NIT).

Taxpayers can use EDDI to submit a variety of tax declarations, including Formulario D-101 (Income Tax), Formulario D-104 (Value Added Tax), and others.

While it is not yet mandatory to use EDDI, the DGT encourages taxpayers to do so as it makes the tax-filing process quicker and more efficient.

To use EDDI, taxpayers must have a computer with an internet connection, a valid NIT, and a digital signature. The computer must also be equipped with compatible software, such as Java.

Yes, EDDI uses advanced encryption and authentication processes to ensure the security of taxpayers' data.

No, there is no cost to use EDDI.

Taxpayers can contact the DGT's customer service center for technical support.

No, taxpayers who file their tax declarations through EDDI do not need to keep physical copies as they will have access to electronic copies through their EDDI account.

Yes, taxpayers can make changes to their tax declaration after submitting it through EDDI, but they must do so before the deadline for submission. To make changes, the taxpayer must login to their EDDI account and select the appropriate option.