Accountants & Tax in Cabarete

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

3 accountants & tax businesses are listed in Cabarete, Dominican Republic.

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Taxes do not stop at the beach. If you run a business, rent out a property or earn income in the DR, you will deal with the DGII, the Dominican tax authority, and its filing calendar waits for nobody. Rules on residency-based taxation, invoicing with NCF numbers and monthly declarations trip up plenty of newcomers who assumed things worked like home.

The listings below feature accountants and tax advisors in Cabarete who understand both Dominican requirements and the questions expats bring with them. Compare firms side by side, then use the quote form to describe your setup, whether that is a rental condo or a full company, and hear back from several.

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Accountants & Tax

Villanueva & Assoc.

📍 Cabarete

This listing is best for English-speaking expats needing tax and accounting services.

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Accountants & Tax

Caribbean CPA

📍 Cabarete

This listing is best for English-speaking expats seeking accounting and tax services.

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Accountants & Tax

Huyghu & Asoc.

📍 Cabarete

This listing is best for expats seeking tax and accounting services in the Dominican Republic.

Accountants & Tax in Cabarete: common questions

Do I need an RNC to run a small business in Cabarete?
Yes. Any business operating in the Dominican Republic, including surf schools, rentals and cafes in Cabarete, must register with DGII and obtain an RNC, the national taxpayer number. Without it you cannot issue fiscal receipts, open a proper business bank account, or invoice hotels and tour operators. A local accountant can handle the registration and set up your filing calendar.
Do digital nomads in Cabarete pay Dominican tax on foreign income?
It depends on your residency status and where the income is earned. The DR primarily taxes Dominican-source income, so remote work paid by foreign clients into foreign accounts is treated differently from local earnings. Once you become a tax resident, some foreign income can come into scope. An accountant can assess your situation before you trigger obligations you did not plan for.
What are NCF receipts and does my Cabarete business need them?
NCFs are numbered fiscal receipts authorised by DGII, and formal businesses must issue them on sales. If you invoice hotels, tour operators or companies in Cabarete, they will usually insist on an NCF so they can deduct the expense. Your accountant requests NCF sequences from DGII, sets up compliant invoicing, and files the monthly reports that go with them.
Do I charge ITBIS on surf lessons and tours in Cabarete?
ITBIS is the Dominican VAT-style tax, charged at 18 percent on most goods and services. Whether your specific activity is taxed, exempt or zero-rated depends on how it is classified, and tourism services are a common grey area. Getting this wrong means charging clients incorrectly or owing back taxes, so have a Cabarete accountant confirm your classification before you set prices.
How much does an accountant cost for a small business here?
Most accountants price one of two ways. A monthly retainer covers bookkeeping, monthly DGII filings and year-end returns, which suits active businesses. Per-filing pricing charges for each declaration individually, which can work for very small or seasonal operations. Rates vary with transaction volume and whether you have employees, so ask for a quote based on your actual activity rather than a generic price.

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