The Dominican Republic's Internal Revenue Service (DGII) achieved a record high in April 2025, collecting RD$102,925.7 million. This represents an 8.6% increase compared to the same month of the previous year. It is the first time the institution has exceeded RD$100,000 million in collections in a single month.
This extraordinary result reflects a tax compliance rate of 101.9%, with revenues RD$1,895.9 million above what was projected in the General State Budget. Accumulated revenues from January to April of this year reached RD$321,285.3 million. This represents a growth of 6.2% compared to the same period in 2024.
The DGII remains the main source of fiscal resources for the country, generating 82.4% of the State's income during the first four months of the year. The Corporate Income Tax and Assets Tax performed well, generating RD$40,245.9 million. This is an 8.26% increase compared to April 2024, equivalent to RD$3,069.7 million additional.
The ITBIS (Tax on Transfers of Industrialized Goods and Services) also showed solid progress, with a 14.8% increase in total operations and 9.3% in taxed operations. This tax generated RD$18,555.0 million, thanks to the dynamism in sectors such as hotels, bars, restaurants, commerce, and services.