Articles on taxation, auditing, accounting, and business law in the Dominican Republic.
Many Dominican business owners see auditing as an expense. The reality is the opposite: a preventive audit detects risks before the DGII finds them, and that difference can save your company.
Incorporating a Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada in the Dominican Republic is the first step to formalizing your business and accessing financing, tenders, and commercial credibility. This guide details the complete 2026 process.
Law 155-17 on money laundering imposes rigorous obligations on a wide spectrum of Dominican companies. Ignorance does not exempt from liability. Find out if your company is an obligated subject and what you must do now.
The Income Tax is the most important tax obligation for Dominican companies, and DGII deadlines do not wait. This guide details the IR-1 and IR-2 deadlines for 2026, advance payments, and late penalties.
