Dominican Republic: Draft law modifying tax assessment, audit and payment procedures
The draft law would also provide a tax amnesty for state entities.
The draft law would also provide a tax amnesty for state entities.
The Dominican executive branch filed a draft law before the Congress that would modify certain tax assessment, audit and payment procedures with respect to the following categories of taxes:
- Income tax (ISR)
- Value added tax (VAT, of ITBIS)
- Selective consumption tax (ISC)
- Asset tax (ISA)
- Real estate tax (IPI)
- Taxes on free zone
- Taxes on gambling
The draft law would also provide a tax amnesty for state entities.
Read a July 2023 report [PDF 520 KB] prepared by the KPMG member firm in the Dominican Republic
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