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Economy July 14, 2023 | 9:52 am

The Dominican Republic will produce fuel from solid waste

Santo Domingo.- In 2022, the trust received funds amounting to RD$2.15 billion, and it is projected to obtain RD$2.3 billion in funds this year. These funds are collected by the Internal Revenue Agency (DGII) through the annual tax declaration of the Income Tax (ISR) from companies involved in solid waste operations. It is a one-time annual payment. The trust was formed through... Read more

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