The Dominican Republic’s tax authority has extended the e-Invoicing deadline for medium and large local taxpayers. Companies now have until 15 November 2025 to meet the requirements—an extra six months from the original 15 May deadline.
A closer look at the extension
On 15 May 2025, the General Directorate of Internal Revenue (DGII) was set to enforce e-Invoicing for all medium and large taxpayers in the Dominican Republic. However, through Notice 12-25, the DGII announced a six-month extension, moving the deadline to 15 November 2025.
Who benefits from this change?
The extension is available exclusively to businesses that have already started implementing e-Invoicing. This means companies that are actively transitioning to digital invoicing get more time to finalize their processes and ensure compliance.
Why the extension matters
Transitioning to e-Invoicing can be complex, especially for larger organizations with more intricate operations. The additional time can be used to fine-tune internal systems, conduct staff training, and ensure a smoother rollout.
Next steps for businesses
If your organization qualifies for the extension, now is the time to revisit your implementation plan. Align your resources and timeline to ensure full compliance by mid-November.
Access the official notice
For the full details, view the official Notice 12-25 from the DGII:
Notice 12-25 PDF
