Sustained Compliance
The general director of the DGII, Luis Valdez Veras, highlighted that the sustained fulfillment of the goals has occurred in a context of constant reformulation of the General State Budgets, where the income projections have been adjusted upwards year after year. “In the first seven months of each fiscal year, the DGII has presented surpluses, which has led to increased revenue collection targets in budget reformulations without preventing the institution from meeting and exceeding its objectives,” Valdez Veras pointed out. The head of the institution emphasized that these results reflect the effectiveness of compliance policies, collection efficiency, and the commitment of the DGII’s technical team. The DGII reaffirms its commitment to transparency, efficiency, and innovation in tax management, contributing sustainably to the strengthening of public finances and the economic development of the Dominican Republic.Main taxes
In the month of September, the taxes that made the greatest contribution to the total collected were the following: • Tax on Transfers of Industrialized Goods and Services (ITBIS): contributed RD 17,448.6 million, registering a growth of RD 547 million compared to September 2024, when RD 16,901 million were collected. • Corporate Income and Assets Tax: generated RD 13,181.3 million, which represents an additional RD 1,168.6 million compared to the RD 12,012.7 million collected in the same month of the previous year. You may be interested in: The DGII clarifies adjustment in alcohol and cigarette prices responds to quarterly review • Income Tax on Physical Persons: reached an amount of RD 10,109.2 million, equivalent to RD 1,114 million more than the RD 8,995.2 million captured in September 2024. • Fuel Taxes (Ad-valorem and specific): contributed RD 6,711.2 million during the month. • Alcohol and Tobacco Taxes: recorded revenues of RD 2,877.5 million, ranking fifth in contributions to the total September collection.




