- The Dominican Republic has extended the e-invoicing deadline for large and medium businesses by six months.
- The new deadline is November 15, 2025, instead of May 15, 2025.
- To qualify for the extension, businesses must have started the e-invoicing process by the original deadline.
- The extension is automatic for those who meet the condition; no application is needed.
- Companies that did not start the process must apply for an extension using specified forms.
- After the extension period, non-compliant companies will face penalties.
- The extension allows more time for system development and staff training.
- It benefits those who began the process on time but need more time to meet requirements.
Source: vatabout.com
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