Economy

Economy April 6, 2018 | 11:39 am

Dominican Republic industries say tax structure favors imports

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic Industries Association (AIRD) on Thurs. warned that the country should discontinue its  fiscal structure and paperwork which the affirm favors imports instead of the productive links among sectors. "So that you have just one example, to sell from a national industry without the Industrialized Goods and Services Transfer Tax (ITBS) whether a company locate... Read more

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