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Local February 5, 2014 | 7:59 am

More than 30,000 businesses poised to stage a walkout

Santo Domingo.- Despite a lack of support from all retailers the country’s merchants grouped in the FDC on Tuesday said they’ll now shutter their more than 30,000 affiliated businesses across the country in a two-day protest to demand that the Internal Tax Agency (DGII) extend the deadline to install tax receipt printers and for the government to repeal the tax increase as high as 11%.

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