- Dominican Republic offers a tax credit for implementing e-invoicing.
- Taxpayers have six months to claim the credit.
- They must submit a letter, provide expenses, accounting records, and implementation hours.
- The maximum credit is DOP 2 million.
- The credit can be applied against income tax, VAT, and assets tax.
Source: kpmg.com
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