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Dominican Republic E-Invoicing

Phased RolloutLast verified 2026-05-19

Law 32-23 enacted 16 May 2023 mandates e-CF for all taxpayers; large national taxpayers live since May 2024, final deadline 15 May 2026 for small/micro businesses.

Key compliance facts

Standard

XML (DGII e-CF schema) with digital signature from authorised PSC

Authority

DGII — Dirección General de Impuestos Internos

Mandatory For

All RNC-active businesses; phased by taxpayer size, final deadline 15 May 2026

Effective Date

May 16, 2023 (Law 32-23) · May 2024 (Large National) · Nov 15, 2025 (Large Local/Medium) · May 15, 2026 (Small/Micro)

About Dominican Republic E-Invoicing

The Dominican Republic's Ley 32-23 de Facturación Electrónica (enacted 16 May 2023) and Decree 587-24 mandate the use of Comprobantes Fiscales Electrónicos (e-CF) for all taxpayers, replacing traditional paper NCFs. The system, operated by the Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (DGII), uses a clearance model: each e-CF is generated in XML, signed with a digital certificate from a Proveedor de Servicios de Confianza (PSC) accredited by INDOTEL, transmitted to DGII for real-time validation, and assigned an e-NCF tracking number. Rollout is phased: Large National Taxpayers (May 2024 — completed), Large Local + Medium Taxpayers (15 November 2025 — extended deadline), Small/Micro/Unclassified Taxpayers (15 May 2026 — final deadline). Approximately 36-month transition periods apply. Documents must be archived for 10 years. Penalties under Articles 26-29 range from 5 to 50 minimum salaries, with the possibility of business closure. State suppliers using e-CF benefit from exemption from 5% income tax withholding on government payments (Article 34).

Implementation Phases

  1. Large National Taxpayers

    May 2024

    First wave (Grandes Contribuyentes Nacionales) mandatory.

  2. Large Local & Medium Taxpayers

    Nov 15, 2025

    Second wave (extended from May 2025).

  3. Small/Micro/Unclassified

    May 15, 2026

    Final cohort — universal adoption.

Key Compliance Facts

  • Format: XML per DGII e-CF specifications
  • Digital certificate from INDOTEL-accredited PSC required
  • e-NCF tracking number assigned by DGII upon validation
  • Archive retention 10 years
  • Penalties: 5-50 minimum salaries; business closure possible
  • 5% income tax withholding exemption for state suppliers using e-CF
  • Multiple document codes (31 invoice, 32 consumer, 45 government, 46 export, 47 foreign payment)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is e-invoicing mandatory in Dominican Republic?

All RNC-active businesses; phased by taxpayer size, final deadline 15 May 2026. Status: Phased Rollout.

Which authority regulates e-invoicing in Dominican Republic?

DGII — Dirección General de Impuestos Internos

What e-invoicing standard does Dominican Republic use?

XML (DGII e-CF schema) with digital signature from authorised PSC

What is the e-invoicing model in Dominican Republic?

Clearance via e-CF (Comprobante Fiscal Electrónico) on DGII platform

When did Dominican Republic e-invoicing take effect?

May 16, 2023 (Law 32-23) · May 2024 (Large National) · Nov 15, 2025 (Large Local/Medium) · May 15, 2026 (Small/Micro)

Topics

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