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Economy September 22, 2020 | 10:22 am

Dominican Republic gets tougher on tax havens

Santo Domingo .- The Internal Taxes Directorate (DGII) on Mon. presented the draft of the norm to revaluate assets, which will allow those who avail themselves of it, to declare or revalue their assets and rights and regularize their tax status for outstanding debts. The document establishes the operational criteria so that the owners of real estate in the country or abroad, furniture (furnitur... Read more

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