Taxes for Expats
Taxes for ExpatsTax on Rental Income in the Dominican Republic: A Guide for Foreign Property Owners
A practical guide for foreign owners on how the DGII taxes rental income in the Dominican Republic — including Airbnb, ITBIS, deductions, and cross-border filing.
Taxes for ExpatsIs Foreign Investment Income Taxed in the Dominican Republic? Dividends, Interest, and Capital Gains for Expats
The Dominican Republic's territorial tax system is friendly to expat investors — but foreign dividends, interest, and capital gains have nuances you need to understand.
Taxes for ExpatsHow to Avoid Double Taxation When You Move to the Dominican Republic (2026 Guide)
A practical 2026 guide to avoiding double taxation as a US, Canadian, or European expat in the Dominican Republic — credits, residency rules, and what to verify.
Taxes for ExpatsDoes the Dominican Republic Have a Tax Treaty With the US or Canada? (2026 Guide)
The DR has no comprehensive income tax treaty with the US and only limited agreements with Canada — but its territorial system still prevents most double taxation.
Taxes for ExpatsFATCA and Dominican Republic Bank Accounts: What US Expats Need to Report in 2026
US expats in the DR must navigate FBAR and FATCA reporting on Dominican bank accounts. Here's what to file, when, and how to stay compliant in 2026.
Taxes for ExpatsDo US Citizens Still Have to File US Taxes While Living in the Dominican Republic? (2026 Guide)
Yes — US citizens must keep filing US taxes from the DR. Here's what to know in 2026 about the FEIE, FBAR, and how the DR's territorial system fits in.
Taxes for ExpatsThe 2-Year Tax Grace Period for New Residents in the Dominican Republic: What It Covers and How to Use It (2026 Guide)
Understand the Dominican Republic tax grace period for new residents in 2026: what foreign income it shields, who qualifies, and how to use the two years wisely.
Taxes for ExpatsHow to Become a Tax Resident in the Dominican Republic: The 182-Day Rule Step by Step (2026)
Learn how the Dominican Republic's 182-day rule works, what tax residency really means under the DR's territorial system, and the step-by-step process to formalize it.
Taxes for ExpatsThe Dominican Republic's Territorial Tax System Explained for Expats (2026 Guide)
The Dominican Republic taxes income territorially — foreign pensions are generally exempt, but the 182-day rule and foreign investment income have nuances every expat should understand.
Taxes for ExpatsDoes the Dominican Republic Tax Your Foreign Pension or Social Security? (2026 Guide)
The Dominican Republic uses a territorial tax system and generally does not tax foreign pensions or US Social Security — but the 182-day rule and home-country obligations still matter.
Taxes for ExpatsTax Residency vs Immigration Residency in the DR: The 182-Day Rule Explained (2026)
Holding a Dominican cédula doesn't automatically make you a tax resident — and tax residency doesn't require a visa. Here's how the 182-day rule really works.