Exogenous Foreign Exchange Information

DIAN exogenous foreign exchange information: review, reporting, correction and defense, consulting and outsourcing on Colombian foreign exchange regime

We support companies required to report foreign exchange exogenous information to the DIAN, validate data consistency, correct inconsistencies, review foreign-currency operations and respond to information requests related to compensation accounts, imports, exports, external debt and international investments.

Our Services

Reporting correctly
requires understanding the whole operation

Foreign exchange exogenous information is not just a file to transmit. It reflects real operations that must match supporting documents, customs records, bank transactions, tax returns, internal records and foreign exchange obligations.
At Hub Legal we help review information before it is reported, validate consistency, identify differences and prepare responses when the DIAN requests clarification.

How we support your company

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.

01

Pre-report review

Review prior to reporting.

02

Inconsistency diagnosis

We identify differences between reports, documents, transactions and internal records.

03

Corrections

We support the review of errors and the definition of corrective actions.

04

Response to DIAN information requests

We prepare explanations, supporting documents, reconciliations and technical arguments.

05

Team training

We train internal areas to improve the capture, review and reporting process.

06

Internal controls

We design calendars, validation matrices and responsibilities to reduce errors.

Common cases

Inconsistencies that tend to create risk

Differences between reported values
and bank transactions:

Information requests, additional explanations or possible penalties.

Operations
without sufficient support:

Difficulty proving the nature of the operation.

Pending
legalizations:

Accumulated differences and unreconciled balances.

Misclassified codes
or concepts:

Reports inconsistent with the actual operation.

Lack of coordination
between areas:

Errors between treasury, accounting, foreign trade and tax.

Contact

Review your information before it becomes a problem

A timely review can reduce risk, avoid rework and improve the quality of reported information.