Accountants & Tax in Bavaro

3 listings · Accountants & Tax in Bavaro, listed for English-speaking expats

3 accountants & tax businesses are listed in Bavaro, Dominican Republic. Highest Google rating among them: Geraldo Frias Consulting SRl (5 from 11 reviews).

Owning a rental property, running a small business or just living in the Dominican Republic long term all come with tax obligations to the DGII, the Dominican tax authority, and the rules are not always intuitive if you're used to a different system back home. Accountants & Tax in Bavaro covers everything from rental income declarations to RNC registrations for businesses and paperwork around CONFOTUR incentives for qualifying developments, and finding one who works with expats regularly keeps you compliant without having to learn Dominican tax law from scratch.

Below are local accountants and firms who work with residents, property owners and small businesses in this area. Compare who specializes in what you need, whether that's personal tax, rental income or business accounting, and use the quote form to ask about their experience with your situation.

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Accountants & Tax in Bavaro: common questions

Do I need to pay Dominican tax on rental income from my property?
Yes, rental income earned in the Dominican Republic is generally taxable here, regardless of your residency status or nationality. The specific rate and filing requirements depend on how the income is structured and whether it's earned as an individual or through a company. An accountant can confirm your exact obligations and make sure you're registered correctly with the DGII before you start renting the property out.
What is an RNC and do I need one?
An RNC is a Dominican tax identification number, similar to a tax ID back home. You'll need one if you're running a business, registering a company, or in some cases if you own property and need to file certain taxes. An accountant can register it for you and explain which of your activities in Bavaro actually require one.
How does the annual property tax (IPI) work?
IPI is an annual tax on real estate above a certain exempt value, calculated as a percentage of the property's assessed value. It applies per person, not per property, so if a property is owned jointly the threshold can work differently. Rates and thresholds change periodically, so ask an accountant for the current figures rather than relying on older information.
What does CONFOTUR mean for my taxes?
CONFOTUR is a tax incentive law for qualifying tourism zone developments, and Bavaro has plenty of them. Properties under CONFOTUR can carry exemptions on certain taxes, like the transfer tax or annual property tax, for a set number of years. Whether a specific property still qualifies, and what exactly is exempt, varies by project, so confirm the details with an accountant, not just the sales listing.
Can an accountant help if I'm not a resident yet, just a property owner?
Yes. You don't need Dominican residency to own property or to have tax obligations here, and plenty of non resident owners use a local accountant to handle annual filings, IPI payments and rental income declarations from abroad. It's worth setting this up early rather than after you've already missed a filing deadline.