- The Dominican Republic will require all large taxpayers to use electronic invoicing (e-CF) starting December 31, 2025.
- This mandate aligns the country with other Latin American leaders in digital VAT enforcement, aiming to reduce fraud and improve revenue collection.
- The General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) will gain real-time visibility into high-value transactions.
- Businesses must have compliant e-invoicing systems operational by January 2026, with further integration and testing through March 2026.
- The move marks a significant regulatory milestone and may pave the way for future expansion to smaller taxpayers.
Source: sharedserviceslink.com
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