Dominican Tax Exemptions

March 30, 2011 By Foreign Investment

Dominican Republic Tax Exemptions Requests and Processing Decree 162-11 was issued on On March 15th, 2011.

Decree 162-11 establishes, among others, the following:

  1. Previous processing of tax exemptions before the Ministry of Finance. All requests of exemptions supported under laws, concessions, contracts ratified by the Dominican Congress shall be submitted to the Minister of Finance for their study and processing.
  2. Recognition of tax exemptions only if approved by the Ministry of Finance. The General Internal Tax Administration (DGII) and the General Customs Administration (DGA) will only recognize the exemptions approved by the Ministry of Finance.
  3. Notification to beneficiaries of exemption approved or recognized by the Ministry of Finance. The Ministry of Finance will collaborate in the exchange of information, with the government institutions that administer laws which foresee exemptions and will notify each beneficiary the scope of such exemptions and the fiscal sacrifice that the granted benefit represents.

Our tax advisers can assist you in requesting and obtaining recognition by the Ministry of Finance of tax exemptions and represent you before such Dominican Ministry of Finance and other government entities.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dra. Maria Arthur Rodger is a Partner, Head of Tax & Private Client at ACLAW, a law Firm in the Dominican Republic. She specializes in tax law (Tax LLM in Georgetown Law Center & Tax LLM in Universidad Pompeu Fabra in Spain) with more than 20 years of experience in tax advisory since the enactment of the Dominican Tax Code. Dra. Maria Arthur is also a CPA, Certified Bankruptcy Liquidator and Legal Interpreter.

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