Accounting and Tax Outsourcing in the Dominican Republic

By EasyCo Updated October 10, 2026

Companies in the Dominican Republic file with the DGII every month, and electronic invoicing is now being required of all businesses. Outsourcing accounting and tax keeps a foreign-owned company compliant without building a local finance team.

What a company files

Obligation	What it covers
Corporate income tax (IR-2)	27% of taxable profit; annual return plus monthly advance payments
ITBIS (IT-1)	18% VAT; monthly return
Withholdings (IR-17 and payroll)	Monthly withholding returns on payments to suppliers and staff
Purchase and sales reports (606 and 607)	Monthly reports of invoices received and issued
Asset tax	1% of assets, creditable against income tax

Electronic invoicing

Under Law 32-23, every business must issue electronic tax receipts (e-CF). The last group, small, micro and unclassified taxpayers, had a 15 May 2026 deadline, which the DGII extended by six months to 15 November 2026.

What services are included?

Bookkeeping and monthly financial statements
Monthly ITBIS, withholding and 606/607 filings
Annual income tax return and financial statements
Support with e-CF invoicing
Reporting in English to the parent company

Benefits of outsourcing

No missed DGII deadlines or penalties
Local expertise on incentives and withholding rules
Lower cost than an in-house team in the first years

For payroll, see payroll outsourcing in the Dominican Republic.

Get help from Easyco

Easyco coordinates the company setup in the Dominican Republic up to the issue of the RNC, and supports companies afterwards with tax, accounting, payroll and company compliance, including a registered office address. Read how to set up a company in the Dominican Republic, or contact us to discuss your project.