DIAN Requirements and Foreign Exchange Inconsistencies

Specialists in responding to DIAN requirements for foreign exchange inconsistencies

We support companies that have received DIAN information requests, formal notices, inspections, charge sheets or communications related to foreign exchange inconsistencies, foreign exchange exogenous information, compensation accounts, imports, exports, external debt, international investments or differences in foreign exchange reports.

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A technical response can change the course of the process

This service is aimed at companies looking for lawyers to respond to DIAN information requests, advisory on foreign exchange inconsistencies, review of foreign exchange exogenous information, defense in foreign exchange charge sheets, support for compensation accounts and support in administrative proceedings related to foreign-trade or foreign-currency operations.

When the DIAN identifies differences between reported information, tax returns, channeled operations, bank transactions, customs documents or accounting records, the company must respond precisely. An incomplete, late or poorly supported response can increase exposure to penalties, rework and new administrative actions.

Cases We Handle

Situations where we can step in

This practice is designed for companies that need a foreign exchange lawyer in Colombia, a foreign exchange consulting firm, a foreign exchange outsourcing team or a technical review of international operations, compensation accounts, foreign exchange exogenous information, external debt, international investments, imports, exports and payments abroad.

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Inconsistencies in foreign exchange exogenous information

We review differences between reported data, actual operations and available supporting documents.

02

DIAN information cross-checks

We analyze differences between tax returns, customs documents, foreign exchange reports and internal records.

03

Compensation accounts

We review transactions, reports, legalizations, outstanding balances and supporting operation documents.

04

Imports and exports

We validate payments, reimbursements, advances, legalizations, supporting documents and foreign exchange codes.

05

External debt

We review registrations, disbursements, payments, modifications, refinancings and supporting documents.

06

International investments

We support review of registrations, updates, substitutions, capitalizations, dividends and repatriations.

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Charge sheets or sanction proceedings

We prepare defense strategy, responses, evidence, arguments and appeals when necessary.

How we handle your response

01

Technical reading of the information request

We manage recurring obligations, reports, forms, reconciliations, controls and periodic operation review.

02

Information diagnosis

We review reports, accounting records, customs documents, statements, foreign exchange declarations, internal records, contracts, invoices and related
communications.

03

Cause identification

We determine whether the inconsistency stems from a reporting error, lack of supporting documents, timing difference, incorrect classification, foreign exchange code, pending legalization, unreconciled operation or regulatory interpretation.

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Preparation of supporting documents

We organize attachments, reconciliation tables, technical explanations and evidentiary documents so the response is clear and verifiable.

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Drafting and filing the response

We structure a clear, solid response aimed at reducing exposure, clarifying the operation and supporting the company’s position.

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Follow-up

We support additional information requests, later communications, appeals or subsequent stages of the process.

Don't improvise a foreign exchange response

A foreign exchange inconsistency can involve Banco de la República regulations, DIAN obligations, customs supporting documents, accounting records, contractual documentation and internal operational decisions. That’s why the response must be built from a comprehensive perspective.

At Hub Legal we bring together foreign exchange, legal, customs, tax and accounting experience to respond with judgment and timeliness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you review an information request before the deadline expires?
Yes. Ideally, contact us as soon as possible so we can review the scope of the request, the information available and the response deadline.
It depends on the case. We usually request documents related to the operation, reports, supporting documents, statements, tax returns, invoices and internal records needed to respond.
Yes. We can review what was already submitted, identify risks and support the next stage of the process.
No. It also applies to imports, exports, external debt, international investments, services, foreign exchange exogenous information and other operations subject to the foreign exchange regime.

Contact

Send us your information request
for an initial review

We can review the communication received, identify the critical points and propose a response path.