Several Associations that import vehicles asked the Government for a 90-day extension to adapt to the regulation that prohibits from December 12 cash payments for commercial operations that have to do with cars.
During a press conference, representatives of the National Association of Vehicle Distribution Agencies (Anadive); the Association of Importers of Used Vehicles (Asocivu) and the Association of Dealers of Cibao (Adeci) They asked the Internal Revenue Service (DGII) for their request to make the application of regulation 06-2022 more flexible on the Enforceability of Proof of Payment.
They stated that the measure affects the sales of half-use unitsconsumer rights, tax collections and the operations of this important line of the economy.
Given this scenario, they said that they aspire to extend the timeto adapt the regulations, in order to apply a special tax regime for the sector and avoid the disappearance of hundreds of companies.
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The president of Anadive, Cesar De los Santos, Héctor RodrÃguez, from Asocivu, and José Fernandez, from Adeci, commented that they make the request by virtue of the fact that the instructions with the procedures for applying the standard must be prepared and agreed upon with the taxpayers. .
They assured that the application of standard No. 06-2022, as it is conceived, directly affects vehicle salessince it introduces a restriction on the use of legal tender, when the amount involved in the operation exceeds RD$500,000, a very low amount for the acquisition of vehicles.