The most popular topics have been legislative news and the evolution of B2B payments in the travel sector, among others.

2021 is coming to an end. And that’s why we want to review the most read posts throughout the year. Although still in the midst of the pandemic, 2021 has been the year in which travel and hospitality activity has started to pick up. It was also a year in which innovation in these sectors gained momentum. Finally, 2021 has been characterised by many legislative changes in relation to electronic invoicing.

And all this has been reflected in our blog.

Legislative changes to e-invoicing around the world

2020 was already a year of legislative changes due to the pandemic. And these have continued in 2021. For this reason, the articles in which we explained these new developments have been among the most read. From Portugal, through Italy, Saudi Arabia, France, Spain, the United States… Every country in the world is making progress in the implementation of electronic invoicing. And regulations change frequently. In this article, you can find out what’s new in legislation for 2022.

B2B payments in the travel sector

The distribution channel in the travel sector is fully digitised and works frictionlessly with multiple actors. Until now, payments in the sector travelled through this channel and did so in a very manual and unoptimised way.

2021 has been a key year for innovation in B2B payments in the travel sector. In January, we were already talking about digitalisation and automation trends. And in September, Voxel made a very strong commitment to innovation in B2B payments in the sector by acquiring the startup Troovo.

The digitisation of the value chain

“2021: Where are the hotel, catering and retail sectors heading?” was another of the most read articles on the blog. Among the sectors that are suffering the most from the consequences of the crisis, digitalisation is here to stay.

Dominican Republic digital agenda

The Dominican Republic’s commitment to electronic invoicing has been in the news throughout 2021 and will continue to be so next year. The DGII wants to make electronic invoicing mandatory in 2023 for large taxpayers. Dominican Republic is preparing for digitalisation. And, as a trusted partner, at Voxel we have resolved the most frequently asked questions about this project.

2021 has been the starting point of a new era in our industries. Let’s make 2022 a revolution in B2B payments and process automation!

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Panama advances in the adoption of electronic invoicing and enters the massification phase.

Since 1 June, any Panamanian company can use the electronic invoice and thus communicate with the Directorate General of Revenue (DGI). The mass adoption of e-invoicing in the country comes after years of work on the digitalisation of this process.

The implementation of electronic invoicing in Panama began in 2016 with the creation of the Panama Electronic Invoicing System (SFEP, for its acronym in Spanish). Subsequently, the entire system was designed and a Voluntary Pilot Plan was launched in October 2018.

After more than 2 years, the pilot plan has welcomed 43 companies that have issued more than 17 million electronic invoices. Finally, on 31 July 2020, Executive Decree Nº367 was published, regulating the use of electronic invoicing in the country.

Following the success of the pilot project, Panama has taken another step forward in the implementation of e-invoicing and has begun the massification phase in which all companies in the country can use electronic invoicing.

Electronic invoicing adapted to any company

To enable all companies to adopt electronic invoicing, the DGI has made two systems available:

• Companies that manage approximately 200 invoices per month will have a free SFEP invoicing tool.
•  Companies that are able to integrate with the system will be able to do so through a Qualified Authorisation Provider (PAC, for its acronym in Spanish).

Electronic invoicing in LATAM

Panama thus joins the majority of Latin American countries that already use electronic invoicing on a regular basis. Countries such as Mexico and Brazil have been pioneers in electronic invoicing and continue to be a model for the rest of the world to follow.

Other countries such as the Dominican Republic are also at the same stage as Panama. In fact, in the Dominican Republic, as in Panama, there is already talk of taking advantage of the opportunity, since the voluntary phase is only the step prior to making it mandatory.

Voxel is the leading invoicing and B2B payment specialist in the Dominican Republic and worldwide. If you want to know how we can help your company, please visit our website or contact us at info@voxelgroup.net.

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Everything you need to know to become an electronic taxpayer of the DGII in the Dominican Republic

In January 2020, the government of the Dominican Republic approved regulation 01-2020, which regulates the use of electronic invoicing. In practice, this law establishes the rules for Dominican companies to communicate electronically with the Directorate General of Internal Taxes (DGII). In other words, it establishes a legal framework for companies to become electronic taxpayers.

Currently, there are already more than 24 electronic taxpayers in the Dominican Republic and the DGII has received more than 44 million e-CFs. There are also providers that facilitate the connection between company – DGII. In fact, Voxel Caribe was the first provider certified by the DGII to issue e-CFs.

With all the experience gained, we have prepared a guide so that all Dominican companies that want to start issuing e-CFs can start the process without any doubts.

General information

How is electronic invoicing defined in the Dominican Republic?

Electronic invoicing is an invoicing modality that allows the exchange of electronic invoices in a standard format, offering greater security and information integrity.

What is an e-CF?

An e-CF is an electronic tax receipt. According to the DGII, an e-CF “is the digitally signed electronic document that certifies the transfer of goods, delivery in use or provision of services, and must always comply with the requirements established in the regulations established for these purposes in the Dominican Republic”. The e-CF replaces the NCF when a company becomes an electronic taxpayer.

What does it mean to become an electronic taxpayer or electronic issuer?

The electronic issuer is any taxpayer authorised by the DGII to issue e-CFs. The electronic taxpayer communicates the e-CFs to the DGII in real-time. And once the DGII has approved them, the e-CF or printed representation is delivered to the recipient.

About the process

What requirements must a company meet to become an electronic issuer?

Companies must meet the following requirements set by the DGII:

• Be registered in the National Register of Taxpayers (RNC).
• Be registered as a taxpayer with tax obligations.
• Be up to date in the fulfilment of tax obligations and formal duties.
• Have a digital certificate for tax processes.
• Comply with the technical requirements established by the Internal Revenue Service.
• Complete the Authorisation Request Form (FI-GDF-016).
• Satisfactorily pass the certification process in order to start issuing e-CFs.
• Be in compliance with the provisions of General Standard No. 06-2018 on Tax Vouchers.

What are the steps to become an electronic taxpayer?

1. Application: companies must fill in the application form FI-GDF-016. Through this form it will be verified that the company meets all the established requirements.
2. Test set: this is the stage through which it is verified that the company’s software is capable of implementing electronic invoicing.
3. Certification: after completing the test set, the applicant company receives accreditation as an electronic taxpayer.

In this regard, and with the aim of helping companies to make this technological leap, the DGII also certifies software providers. Voxel Caribe is one of them.

Which receipts can be issued electronically?

The types of e-CF that can be sent electronically are:

• 31 – Commercial invoices.
• 32 – Consumer invoices >250,000.
• 33 – Debit notes.
• 34 – Credit notes.
• 41 – Informal supplier.
• 43 – Petty expenses.
• 44 – Special schemes.
• 45 – Governmental.
• 46 – Exports.
• 47 – Abroad payments.

Can I choose which receipts to start with?

Yes, during this voluntary stage you are allowed to start with a group of customers or with the types of documents of your choice and then gradually expand it.

About the reports

What are the 607 and 608 reports like in the electronic scenario?

If a company is certified as an electronic taxpayer by the DGII, it will no longer have to file 607 and 608 reports.

What is the 606 report like in the electronic scenario?

Electronic taxpayers do not have to report electronic invoices received in the 606. Companies that do not yet communicate with the DGII electronically must keep reporting all their invoices received, both electronic and paper.

If I am not an electronic issuer, but I receive electronic invoices, do I have to enter them in the 606?

Yes, companies that are not yet electronic taxpayers must continue to report their complete 606 and 607 reports.

Other information of interest

What benefits will my company have if it becomes an electronic taxpayer?

The main benefits of becoming an electronic taxpayer and starting to work with electronic invoicing are:

• Reporting: elimination of the preparation of 607 and 608 reports. In addition, invoices that arrive electronically will not have to be included in the 606 report.
• Savings: in costs related to courier services, storage, expendable material, etc. No need to continue printing invoices if they are already electronic.
• Reduction of errors and, consequently, reduction in the number of corrective invoices.
• Reduction in the time it takes to send invoices. The process is immediate.
• Greater efficiency of the administrative team.
• Back Up: digital archive in baVel for 10 years of all electronic documents.
• Online communication with the DGII. Having all documents in order with the DGII’s acceptance dissipates the possibility of future penalties.
• Digitalisation. Opportunities to digitise and optimise your internal processes.
• Tax score in the virtual office: becoming an electronic taxpayer improves your tax score.

What happens if my customers cannot process an e-invoice?

If your customers do not yet process electronic invoices, you will be able to send them the printed invoice, now called a printed representation of the issued e-CF.

Can I replace my fiscal printers with electronic invoicing?

Yes, as 100% of invoices are sent electronically, you no longer need to use fiscal printers.

Voxel Caribe: leading e-invoicing provider in the Dominican Republic

Voxel Caribe has been promoting the use of electronic invoicing in the country for more than 8 years. And working to help companies in the digital transformation of all their back-office processes. More than 300 leading companies in the country are connected to Voxel Caribe’s baVel network, exchanging more than 14 million transactions.

In this line, Voxel Caribe is a DGII certified provider to issue tax receipts and has helped more than 10 companies to become electronic taxpayers of the DGII.

Contact Voxel Caribe if you want to become an electronic taxpayer of the DGII and start the digital transformation of your company.

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A few weeks ago, Voxel Caribe co-organised a webinar with Barna Management School. The online session entitled “New trends in electronic invoicing in the Dominican Republic” explored this new invoicing modality in the country.

In the online session we had the participation of Eladio Rodríguez (DGII), Natalia Bonilla (CLARO Dominicana), Eduardo Lovatón (Voxel Caribe) and Oscar Calderón (Barna) as moderator.

The rise of electronic invoicing in the Dominican Republic

In his introduction, Oscar Calderón explained that, in developed countries, 30% of invoices are already electronic. Along the same lines, Eladio Rodríguez pointed out that more than 10 countries in Latin America use mandatory electronic invoicing, and another 5 countries have a voluntary system.

Electronic invoicing is becoming more and more widespread. And the Dominican Republic is also making progress in this area. Since 2020, the country has had regulation 01-2020, which regulates the use of electronic invoicing. Previously, the DGII conducted a pilot test with 10 companies. Now, any taxpayer in the country can use electronic tax receipts (e-CF) to communicate with the DGII.

Currently, there are already more than 24 electronic taxpayers in the Dominican Republic and 47 more companies are being certified. The DGII has received more than 44 million e-CFs. And there are 3 certified software providers, the first of which was Voxel Caribe.

The experience of the first taxpayers

CLARO Dominicana was one of those companies that participated in the pilot and is currently an electronic taxpayer of the DGII. During the webinar, Natalia Bonilla explained her experience throughout the process. She also explained the benefits they have achieved in relation to end clients, management and communication with the DGII.

Eduardo Lovatón, Commercial Director at Voxel Caribe, provided the point of view of a certified supplier. Voxel Caribe is the first supplier certified by the DGII to issue tax receipts. Companies that decide to become electronic taxpayers can do so in two ways. On the one hand, they can develop a technical connection with the DGII. On the other hand, they can have the support of a certified provider and benefit from its experience and know-how. Some of the benefits of becoming an electronic taxpayer with Voxel Caribe include:

• Provide transparency between the company and the public administration.
• Elimination of 607 and 608 reports. In addition, invoices that arrive electronically should not be included in the 606 report.
• Savings in courier costs, storage costs, expendable material costs…
• Reduction of errors and rectifications and increased efficiency of the administrative team.
• Online communication with the DGII.
• Opportunities to automate processes.

Finally, Eladio Rodríguez reminded that all periods of voluntariness end in obligation. And all the speakers encouraged the audience to explore the benefits that electronic invoicing can bring to their business.

Watch this session online again here.

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As a result of the pandemic, many countries have had to modify their plans regarding electronic invoicing. Taking advantage of the fact that different indicators are beginning to point to the start of recovery, we review the state of e-invoicing regulation in the main receiving markets in Europe and Latin America. 

Electronic invoicing in Spain

The regulation of electronic invoicing in Spain has not changed recently. 

Thus, B2G electronic invoicing is compulsory through the facE platform, as long as the invoice amount exceeds €5,000. 

In B2B and B2C environments, the use of electronic invoicing is not mandatory, but its use is permitted and regulated. 

However, companies must electronically declare the details of invoices issued and received (including simplified invoices) within a maximum period of 4 calendar days, through the Immediate Information System (SII). The SII is mandatory for large companies, i.e. those that settle VAT on a monthly basis. 

At the same time, companies with tax headquarters in the Basque Country will have to adopt the TicketBAI system from 2022. TicketBAI is a platform through which companies must communicate the invoices and tickets they issue to the tax authorities in real time. Solve the most frequent doubts about TicketBAI here. 

Greece finally implements the MyData platform

Greece started working on the implementation of e-invoicing in 2017. But it was not until 2020 that B2G e-invoicing became mandatory in the country. 

At the B2B level, e-invoicing is not mandatory, but the Greek government has been developing the MyData platform for some time to implement real-time communication between companies and the tax authority. Finally, the MyData platform will be mandatory as of 1 July 2021. 

B2C e-invoicing is not mandatory in Greece. 

Electronic invoicing in Malta

Following the European Directive 2014/55/EU and in accordance with the national strategy “Digital Malta: 2014-2020”, B2G e-invoicing is mandatory in Malta since 2019.  

In the B2B and B2C areas, e-invoicing is not mandatory, but its use is regulated. 

In this regard, Maltese legislation allows companies to use an e-invoicing provider. This provider must store the documents guaranteeing their integrity, authenticity and availability and must also include an electronic signature. 

The situation in Portugal after multiple changes

Portugal has been one of the countries that have modified its electronic invoicing legislation the most due to the current situation caused by the global pandemic. 

After all these modifications, the mandatory use of electronic invoicing in the B2G environment is as follows:

• Large companies: mandatory as of 1 January 2021. 
• Small and medium-sized companies: mandatory as of 1 July 2021.
• Micro enterprises: mandatory as of 1 January 2022.

In addition, all invoices will have to include an Invoice Unique Customer Unique Number (ATCUD) and a QR code. The ATCUD and QR code will be mandatory as of 1 January 2022. 

B2B and B2C e-invoicing in Portugal are not mandatory, but its use is regulated.  

Likewise, companies must periodically submit a report of their invoices to the Tax Agency through the SAF-T (Standard Audit File for Tax) standard.

Electronic invoicing in Mexico

Mexico is one of the first countries in the world to implement mandatory electronic invoicing in all areas (B2G, B2B, B2G). The country has been working on this system since 2004 and almost all companies in Mexico are obliged to use electronic invoicing. 

In the Aztec country, the e-invoice follows a clearance model, i.e. e-invoices need government approval to be sent to the recipient. 

The “Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet” (CFDI) is the format defined by the Tax Administration Service (SAT) for issuing electronic invoices in the country. The process to issue an e-invoice in Mexico follows these steps: 

1. Generate a file with the structure defined by the SAT in XML.  In addition to a digital signature, this document must include the basic information of the transaction. 
2. Record the exact date and time the document is issued in an electronic system. 
3. An Authorised Certification Provider (PAC) will check that the document meets all legal requirements and within 72 hours will deliver the invoice to SAT. 
4. The certified supplier will also be responsible for delivering the invoice to its recipient if it meets all the established requirements. 

Mexico’s electronic invoicing model, together with Brazil’s, has served as a model for many other countries, especially in Latin America. In Europe, Italy is the only country that follows a similar model.

The Dominican Republic consolidates its model with standard 01-2020

In February 2019, the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) of the Dominican Republic launched an e-invoicing pilot programme with 10 large companies in the country to promote e-invoicing at the B2B level. 

A year later, the DGII published regulation 01-2020, which regulates the issuance and use of electronic tax receipts (e-CF) for the e-invoicing process. With this regulation, the Dominican Republic joins the majority of Latin American countries, which already have a consolidated electronic invoicing system. 

For the time being, the use of e-CF is voluntary. However, many experts predict that the use of electronic invoicing in the country will soon become mandatory. The country has chosen a clearance e-invoicing model, like all its neighbouring countries. 

Currently, any company can communicate with the DGII electronically and issue e-CFs. To do so, companies can either develop and implement their own connection with the DGII or do it through a certified provider, such as Voxel Caribe. 

Voxel Caribe was the first provider certified by the DGII to issue tax receipts. The benefits of becoming an electronic taxpayer through a technological partner are multiple:

• Know-How: having the experience acquired with other companies in the Dominican Republic. 
• Benefit from a robust technology certified by the DGII.
• Having a secure, functional and robust connection process.
• Faster implementation process.

In the Dominican Republic, electronic invoicing is not mandatory in the B2C sector. 

The benefits of electronic invoicing in travel companies

Over the course of a year, travel companies (hotels, bedbanks, TMCs, tour operators, travel agencies, etc.) process hundreds of thousands of invoices corresponding to their customers’ bookings. 

The manual management of all these transactions is a major source of inefficiencies and errors and an impediment to the scalability and competitiveness of companies. That is why digitising and automating the issuing and receipt of invoices, payments and derived processes bring great benefits to companies in the travel sector. 

Some of these benefits are:

• Reduction of manual errors, claims and derived processing costs. 
• Optimisation of reconciliation.
• Increased document control. Traceability of all transactions. Documents are not lost.
• Elimination of physical storage and reduction of paper usage.
• Management of all invoices on a single platform, connected to a network of more than 50,000 hotels and travel companies worldwide.
• The collection cycle is accelerated. 

baVel is the leading B2B ebilling and payment platform for the international travel industry. Over the last 20 years we have contributed to the digital transformation of hundreds of companies in the sector by digitising and automating their back office processes. 

If you want to know how we can contribute to the digital transformation of your company, contact us at info@voxelgroup.net.

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The State Undersecretariat of Taxation (SET by its Spanish acronym) already allows the issuance of electronic tax documents through the Ekuatia’i system.

Paraguay keeps working on the implementation of electronic invoicing. To this end, the Paraguayan government has approved the launch of a pilot plan to test the operation of the new system for issuing electronic tax documents. The pilot plan is called EKUATIA and the tool to carry it out is Ekuatia’i.

The SET has created the Ekuatia’i tool for the country’s taxpayers to gradually join the Integrated Electronic Invoicing System (SIFEN by its Spanish acronym).

These are the documents that can be issued electronically following General Resolution No. 73/2020:

• Electronic sales receipts (CVE): electronic invoice (FE), electronic self-invoice (AFE), electronic sales receipt (BVE) and electronic resimple receipt (BRE).
• Electronic Complementary Documents (DCE): electronic credit note (NCE) and electronic debit note (NDE).
• Electronic remittance note (NRE).

Requirements to join the EKUATIA pilot scheme

The use of electronic invoicing in Paraguay is voluntary. However, for this pilot, it will be the SET who will select the taxpayers who will participate in it.

These taxpayers must meet a series of requirements:

• Have a digital certificate. Digital certificates can only be issued by an authorised certification service provider.
• Apply for authorisation as an electronic biller.

Benefits of communicating electronically with the SET

The use of electronic invoicing brings benefits for both companies and public administrations.

There are multiple benefits for companies:

• 24/7 communication with the public administration. Ekuatia’i is always available.
• Savings: the SET will digitally store all the information of the electronic tax documents. Companies will no longer have to print and store these documents.
• Efficiency: the administrative teams will stop dealing with paper documents and will increase their efficiency and effectiveness.

For its part, the government has greater control over the country’s economic transactions and operations. It will also have greater traceability and transparency. Thus, it will be able to prevent tax evasion and tax fraud. Finally, tax management between the administration and taxpayers will be more efficient.

Paraguay thus joins the e-invoicing model in many Latin American countries. One example is the Dominican Republic. The country has already completed its pilot and any company can now become an electronic taxpayer.

You can find more information on this project on the SET and EKUATIA websites.

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Recently, Voxel Caribe and Adofintech organised a webinar to discuss the latest developments in electronic invoicing in the Dominican Republic. More specifically, we discussed the details required to become an electronic taxpayer of the DGII. To make the session more practical, we had the experience of Dominican Watchman, one of the first Dominican companies to communicate with the DGII electronically.

“In the not so distant future, electronic invoicing will cease to be voluntary and will become mandatory. This is what has happened in all the countries in the region that have started this process (…). There is an invaluable opportunity to take advantage of this process now before we have to do it quickly”, reflected Virginia Velázquez, Director of Adofintech.

Electronic invoicing in the Dominican Republic is here to stay. This is confirmed by the experience of Voxel Caribe, which has been offering this service in the country for more than 8 years. In the words of Gina Lovatón, VP of Voxel Caribe, “There are hundreds of companies that have been using electronic invoicing for years. And they do it because of the efficiency it generates. These companies receive so many invoices that having to check them by hand one by one requires processes, re-processing and errors. All paper invoices need to be checked by someone else. On the other hand, an electronic invoice is not only useful for the DGII to be informed, but also for companies to process them electronically and make automatic validations”.

In this process, the role of Voxel Caribe and its electronic invoicing platform baVel is to connect companies with other companies or with the public administration. “Thanks to baVel, the invoice issued by your system (SAP, Navision, Sage…) can be read by another system. baVel encrypts and translates the invoices so that they can be delivered to the recipient. We are an electronic authenticator. We are the means that helps you certify and deliver the different invoices,” explained Lovatón of Voxel Caribe.

Benefits of becoming an electronic taxpayer of the DGII

Following the completion of the e-invoicing pilot, any DGII taxpayer can now become an electronic taxpayer. This means communicating with the DGII electronically. With this step, the DGII seeks to have greater control over the country’s transactions and to avoid tax fraud. But for businesses, there are also several benefits:

• Reporting: the need to generate 606, 607 and 608 reports is eliminated.
• Savings: by not requiring the filing of physical invoices. Invoices are stored in electronic format in a digital archive.
• Errors / Rectifications: the status of electronic invoices does not change, since when an invoice is received the DGII has already accepted it.
• Back up: baVel will keep an additional copy to the one the company has for 10 years.
• Online communication with the DGII: having all documents in order and with the DGII’s approval dissipates the possibility of future penalties.
• Digitalisation opportunity: this project is also an opportunity to automate your company’s internal processes.

NCF vs. e-CF

Gilberto Calderón, Product Analyst at Voxel Caribe, intervened in the discussion to give details of the technical parts of the project. “The first change made by the DGII during the pilot was the creation of the new nomenclature: from B01 (NCF) to E31 (e-CF)”.

“To guarantee the security of the communication, digital certificates are used to add a digital signature to the document. (…) The digital signature guarantees that the document has not been modified and that the issuer is who it says it is”, Calderón explained.

The electronic invoice can be consulted through its printed representation. The printed representation of the electronic invoice incorporates a QR code that allows the status of the invoice to be consulted in real time.

The procedure to start the DGII electronic taxpayer certification is simple. The first step is to fill in a form with basic information about your company. Then, the DGII will give you access to a test environment to check if your company is ready. And finally the certification is issued and the taxpayer is accredited as an electronic issuer. “Clients who work with baVel do not need to go through the whole process of the initial test set because it is a stage that we have already passed at baVel (…) Now that we have experience, the deployment of a new electronic taxpayer can take less than a month“, explained Gilberto from Voxel Caribe.

A case study: Dominican Watchman

Eduardo Lovatón, Commercial Director at Voxel Caribe, and Caury de los Santos, Director of Administration and Finances at Dominican Watchman, shared a real case study with us.

Dominican Watchman is one of the first companies to become an electronic taxpayer of the DGII and has carried out the entire process hand in hand with Voxel Caribe and the baVel platform.

“We have a client portfolio that is used to paper, bundles of invoices, credit notes, delays in payments because the invoice was lost…”, explained Caury de los Santos of Dominican Watchman. “Before working with electronic invoicing we had to generate the invoice, print it, audit it, package it and send it. And then wait for confirmation and payment”.

And when asked about the benefits and advantages, de los Santos explained “the first advantage is the reduction in the time it takes to deliver the invoice. The second is the evolution in cash, the electronic invoice has accelerated collection. (…) On the reporting side, we have also improved. What used to take a lot of stress to prepare and validate the 607 is now reduced to a few minutes of review”.

The virtual session concluded with a round of questions from the attendees, who were very interested in this new DGII project. We also had the intervention of Eladio Rodríguez, Invoicing Manager at the DGII, who took the opportunity to congratulate Voxel Caribe for successfully completing the certification process to become an authorised supplier.

Watch the digital session again here:

Voxel Caribe is the first provider certified by the DGII to issue electronic tax receipts (e-CF) in the Dominican Republic. If you want us to help your company to become an electronic taxpayer of the DGII you can write to us at bavelcaribe@voxelgroup.net or visit our website.

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