- Dominican Republic introduces new regulations for implementing Electronic Invoicing Law
- Decree 587-24 establishes framework for electronic invoicing, fiscal receipts, and Electronic Invoicing Fiscal System
- Post-clearance e-invoicing model requires invoices to be transmitted to DGII and purchasers
- Implementation starts with large national taxpayers, then extends to other taxpayers
- Law applies to all individuals and entities engaging in transactions in the country
- Decree regulates voluntary period, use of free invoicing software, implementation schedule for state entities, and other obligations for compliance
Source: regfollower.com
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