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Dominican Republic Capital Gains Tax — accountant-verified rules from the DGII validation matrix (Miguel Lantigua, CPA Lic. 17839).
Dominican Republic Simplified Tax Regimes (RST) — accountant-verified rules from the DGII validation matrix (Miguel Lantigua, CPA Lic. 17839).
Dominican Republic Withholding Taxes (Retenciones, Dividends, Foreign Payments) — accountant-verified rules from the DGII validation matrix (Miguel Lantigua, CPA Lic. 17839).
Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Dominican Republic (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
Overview of the Dominican Republic tax system for the current fiscal year: personal and corporate income tax (ISR) including the June reform law, withholding on residents and non-residents, ITBIS, the asset tax, the RST simplified regime, advance payments, surcharges and interest, and DGII filing dates.
Use this skill whenever asked about Dominican Republic personal income tax (Impuesto Sobre la Renta / ISR) for self-employed individuals, independent professionals, and salaried persons. Trigger on phrases like "how much ISR do I pay", "declaración jurada", "IR-1", "IR-3", "retención de ISR", "deducible expenses Dominican Republic", "TSS contributions", "AFP", "SFS", "seguridad social", "regalía pascual", "honorarios", "RNC registration", "ITBIS interaction", "personas físicas", "self-employed tax Dominican Republic", or any question about filing or computing income tax for an individual or sole proprietor in the Dominican Republic. Also trigger when preparing or reviewing an IR-1 return, computing deductible expenses, advising on withholding on professional/technical services, or reconciling social-security (SDSS) contributions. This skill covers the progressive ISR scale, the annual exempt threshold, the IR-1/IR-3/IR-17 form structure, SDSS contributions (AFP, SFS, SRL, INFOTEP), withholding on payments to individuals, penalties, and interaction with ITBIS (VAT). ALWAYS read this skill before touching any Dominican Republic income tax work.