Shopee Brazil Officially Implements New Commission Invoicing Rules for Affiliate Creators

On August 30, it was announced that following the end of the August transition period, Shopee Brazil has officially rolled out its new commission invoicing policy for affiliate creators. Under the new rules, all product-promoting creators with business registration are required to issue an NFS-e (Electronic Service Invoice) under the corresponding seller's CNPJ (National Register of Legal Entities) for each commission payment, replacing the previous income proof documentation. This move directly aligns with the requirements of Brazil's consumer tax reform under the CBS and IBS bills, which mandate that platforms retain complete transaction invoice trails. In the event of missing invoices, the platform and sellers will bear joint and several tax liabilities. The new policy does not affect the commission settlement schedule, as payments do not need to wait for invoices to be issued, though the financial invoicing obligation has come into force mandatorily. Since creators are required to issue separate invoices for different sellers, the volume of fragmented electronic invoices received by sellers each month has increased significantly, leading to a notable rise in their financial processing workload. This article was first published on the official website of Ebrun. [Source: Ebrun Go, an automated writing robot developed by Ebrun that delivers e-commerce industry intelligence via algorithms as quickly as possible. This tool is still in its early stages, and you are welcome to contact run@ebrun.com or leave a message to help it improve.]