DGII grants a six-month extension to SMEs and non-classified entities for Electronic Invoicing

The General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) announced that it has arranged an administrative extension of an exceptional and generalized nature for a period of six months, starting May 15, 2026, for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and non-classified taxpayers to complete the implementation of Electronic Invoicing. The institution specified that this extension will apply automatically, without the need to make a request. Compliance and sanctions The entity warned that, once the extension period granted has expired, taxpayers who have not implemented electronic invoicing will incur tax infractions, subject to the sanctions established in Law 32-23 on Electronic Invoicing. Benefits of Electronic Invoicing

Among the main advantages of implementing this system, the institution highlighted:

Facilitates tax compliance. Standardize the relationships between companies. Reduce the costs associated with paper, printing, and storage. Strengthen the validity of the tax credit. Reduce document loss. Improve the efficiency and automation of administrative processes. The DGII reiterated its commitment to continue supporting taxpayers in the transition to Electronic Invoicing, as part of efforts to modernize the national tax system.​