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Economy March 4, 2020 | 9:01 am

Jan. tax collection of US$907.5M below target

Santo Domingo.- January tax collection fell short of the government’s expectations. According to Internal Taxes (DGII) collected in the first month RD$48.1 billion (US$907.5 million), some RD$1.8 billion below the target. The preliminary report published by the DGII says that a collection of RD$50.7 billion was expected, so that the amount actually achieved was 96.4% of that goal. It it... Read more

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