- Dominican Republic issued a notice regarding a tax credit for e-invoicing implementation.
- The tax credit is applicable to various tax obligations in the same fiscal year.
- The maximum limit for the tax credit is 2 million Dominican pesos.
- The application for the credit must be submitted within six months after publication of the notice.
- Applicants must meet certain requirements to take advantage of the tax credit.
- Taxpayers using the tax agency’s free invoicing technology or covered by special tax regimes with exemptions are not eligible.
- No refunds or offsets are allowed.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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