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Economy October 18, 2016 | 9:55 am

After nixing tax-free fuel for transport sector, Gov. hits the brake

Santo Domingo.- The government will noteliminate other tax breaks for fuel, as requestedby some transport sector leaders who won't get the benefit any longer, but affirmedthat all beneficiary companies will be monitored, and the tax collection mechanismwill be regulated

Finance minister Donald Guerrero made thestatement on Monday, referring to executive order No. 275-16 of October 14,whi... Read more

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