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Taxman goes after dodgers, to shutter 50 Chinatown businesses

Santo Domingo.- Internal Taxes director MaginDiaz on Thursday announced that 50 businesseswill be shuttered in China Town for tax dodging.

He called his tenure an exercise of transparencyand accountability, to fight evasion, which he affirms is as high as 40% in thecase of the(ITBIS Tax

Diaz, who has ordered dozens of shops andbusinesses shuttered for alleged tax fraud, said howev... Read more

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