The amount of Selective tax that pay the cigarettes and alcoholic beverages Like beers, wine, rum and wiski, among other types, it will record a Increase for the October-December period of 2025, according to a new disposition of the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII).
Through resolution DDG-O1-2025-00006, Internal taxes Explain that New indexed amount that they should Tax The aforementioned products will range from the 0.68 cents up to eight pesos.
The 20 units boxes of tobacco Black and blond will pay the next quarter 63.07 pesos of selective taxregistering a slight increase of 0.68 cents in relation to the 62.39 pesos that are taxed in Julio-September quarter.
In the case of 10 units boxes of the product, as of October and until December, the payment for Selective tax to consumption will be 31.53 pesosfor a 0.33 cents adjustment compared to the 31.20 they have set until the end of September.
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The DGII explains in the document that with the measure complies with the provisions of paragraphs one and three of article 375 of Law 11-92 that institutes the Tax Code of the Dominican Republic, which establishes that the amounts of the selective consumption tax will be adjusted each fiscal year by the corresponding inflation rate.
And he adds that in the case of alcohol products, alcoholic beverages and beers, the amounts of Selective tax to specific consumption will be paid for liter of absolute alcohol.
The lien to alcohol
On these latest assets, the new resolution Order a Increased just over eight pesossetting the New tax at 745.60 pesos.
For all Types of alcoholic beverages listed In the document: Malta beerwines, gin and gin, vodka, liquor of anise, rum and other waiting for distillation among others, will pay 737.57 pesos to the aforementioned amount, for a increase of 8.03 pesos.
Between January and August 2025, the selective taxes to the Alcohols and al tobacco They generated income for the State by 21,263.3 million pesosregistering a fall of 61.1 million in relation to collections for that concept in the same period last year, when they amounted to 21,324.4 million pesos, according to the records of the DGII.
