DGII establishes new deadline for the mandatory use of Electronic Invoicing
The General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) has issued a key provision for the Dominican tax ecosystem: starting November 1, 2026, taxpayers categorized as Large Local and Medium-sized must transition exclusively to the issuance of Electronic Invoices using “E” type electronic fiscal vouchers (e-CF).
With this measure, traditional “B” type fiscal vouchers will lose their validity for these sectors once the established deadline is reached. Starting in November 2026, the use of these physical documents will be restricted solely to declared contingency situations, always under the protocols and conditions stipulated in Regulation no. 587-24.
Strengthening the tax system
The tax collection agency emphasized that this transition represents a fundamental step toward modernizing fiscal processes, optimizing tax control, and increasing the operational efficiency of companies. To facilitate this technological migration, the DGII currently has a network of 190 authorized Electronic Invoicing service providers, who offer solutions adapted to the needs of each taxpayer throughout the national territory.
We urge Large Local and Medium-sized taxpayers to make the necessary administrative and technological adjustments well in advance to ensure the continuity of their operations and comply punctually with current regulations.
General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII)
Deadlines for other taxpayers
Within the framework of this progressive implementation process, the institution recalled that there are differentiated deadlines for other segments of the national economy. Those taxpayers classified as Small, Micro, and Unclassified have a special extension, setting November 15, 2026, as the deadline for their incorporation into the Electronic Invoicing system.
