Economy

Economy February 17, 2021 | 8:47 am

Collections of US$827.6M beat Gov. estimate by14% in Jan.

Santo Domingo.- The collections of the Taxes Directorate’s (DGII) main taxes in January posted a level of compliance higher than the Government estimate for that month, or 14% more than projected. In January, the DGII achieved revenues of RD$48.0 billion (US$827.6 million), or RD$5.9 billion higher compared to the RD$42.1 billion it sought to collect during that month. The tourism and pass... Read more

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