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DGII Tax Revenue Reaches RD$81.5 Billion in July
The Dominican Republic's tax authority collected RD$81.5 billion in July 2026, marking a 6.5% increase from the same month last year and adding RD$5 billion to government revenue.
The General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) collected RD$81.475 billion in July 2026, an increase of 6.5% compared with the same month a year earlier, according to figures released Friday.
The monthly result represents an additional RD$5.007 billion over July 2025, highlighting continued growth in tax collections in the Dominican Republic. The DGII is the government agency responsible for administering and collecting most domestic taxes in the country.
July Collections Exceed Last Year’s Level
The RD$81.475 billion collected during July reflects the amount reported by the tax authority for the month. Compared with July 2025, when collections were lower, the increase amounts to 6.5% year over year.
For businesses and investors, tax collection performance provides an indication of the government’s ability to generate domestic revenue through the country’s tax system. Higher collections can also affect public-sector revenue available to finance government operations and services.
The figures released by the DGII establish the July result but do not, in the information provided, detail how much of the increase came from individual taxes or economic sectors.
DGII Remains Central to Domestic Revenue
The Dominican tax authority collects and administers taxes generated by economic activity inside the country, making its monthly performance an important indicator of domestic fiscal revenue.
The July increase comes as the Dominican Republic continues to monitor tax revenues alongside broader economic activity. The reported year-over-year gain means that the government received more revenue through the DGII in July than it did during the same month in 2025.
At RD$81.475 billion, July’s collections represent a significant monthly flow of government revenue, while the RD$5.007 billion annual increase provides a clear comparison with the previous year’s performance.
