Download your electronic invoice (Argentina & Brazil)

In Argentina, when you use Eventbrite payment processing, you'll receive an electronic invoice called "Tax Receipts." Eventbrite sends a monthly invoice (for each event) showing the sales generated. Under "Manage Events," select "Financials," then "Invoices."

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1. Go to "Manage events".
2. Under "Financials", select "Invoices".
3. Download your invoices.
4. Save your invoices.
5. Eventbrite can send you different types of invoices.

1. Go to "Manage events".

2. Under "Financials", select "Invoices".

Go to "Financials" and select "Invoices".

3. Download your invoices.

These invoices sent by Eventbrite show the sales generated during the previous month. In Argentina, "electronic invoice" sent by Eventbrite is equivalent to an invoice.

Find the invoice you need and click "Download".

TIP: Remember that we send an invoice each month for each event in your Eventbrite account that has generated sales.

4. Save your invoices.

When you click "Download", the invoice will open in a new window. To download it to your computer, simply right-click on it and select the "Save As" option.

5. Eventbrite can send you different types of invoices.

Eventbrite sends out different types of e-invoices (tax receipts and service charges) depending on the VAT rate applicable to the organizer.

Exempt: Exempt organizers work for a government entity and are generally exempt from paying VAT. Exempt organizers receive a B Invoice.
Monotributo: Monotributo organizers have few events and, in general, there will be less sales on your monthly bill. Monotributista organizers receive an Invoice B.
Final consumer: The government identifies final consumers as natural persons, that is, they are not companies. End consumers receive an Invoice B.
Registrant Registrar: Registrant Registrars are larger companies or organizations that sell a large number of tickets to multiple events each month. These types of organizers receive an A Bill.