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Fudinow in the Dominican Republic

Your restaurant in the Dominican Republic, with ITBIS and the legal tip ready

Fudinow suggests the 18% ITBIS and sets the 10% legal tip as a one-tap charge, with no ITBIS on top. You charge in pesos and keep taking cash if the internet drops.

  • 7 days free, no card
  • From $47 USD a month per location

COMEDOR LOS MINA

Table 12 · 1:10 PM

Order #0012

1 × La bandera$450

1 × Mangú$350

1 × Passion fruit$150

Subtotal$950

ITBIS 18%$171

Legal tip 10%$95

Total$1,216

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Comedor Los MinaReady
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Ready for the Dominican Republic

What changes from one country to the next, handled from day one.

  • CurrencyDominican pesos (DOP)And if you take cash in another currency, at your own exchange rate.
  • TaxITBIS 18%Fudinow suggests it when you sign up; you confirm it.
  • Charge set by lawLegal tip 10%A one-tap charge on the check, with no ITBIS on top.
  • How you get paidBank transfer, card and cashCards on your bank’s terminal: you record the payment in Fudinow.
  • Phones and dates+1809Every phone number starts with the country code, and dates come out as day/month/year.
  • ITBIS 18%, the general rate
  • 10% legal tip for the staff (Labor Code, art. 228); it is not a tax and ITBIS is figured without it
  • The DGII is phasing in the e-CF by taxpayer size

Tax facts checked in November 2026 against public sources. Confirm them with your accountant before you set up your taxes.

Electronic invoicing

Electronic invoicing in the Dominican Republic

It does not come out of Fudinow yet. In the Dominican Republic it is the DGII’s electronic fiscal receipt (e-CF, Law 32-23). Meanwhile each sale closes with the Fudinow receipt and you issue your invoices as you do today: a tax document is never simulated.

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Frequently asked questions

What restaurants in the Dominican Republic ask

What currency do I charge in with Fudinow in the Dominican Republic?

In Dominican pesos (DOP). When you pick the Dominican Republic at sign-up, Fudinow suggests the currency, the time zone and the phone code. If you take cash in another currency, you set the exchange rate. Your Fudinow plan is billed in U.S. dollars.

Does Fudinow already know the ITBIS in the Dominican Republic?

Yes. When you sign up it suggests the 18% ITBIS; you confirm it and change it whenever you need in the tax settings. Fudinow adds it to every check and to your reports.

Does Fudinow issue electronic invoices in the Dominican Republic?

Not yet. In the Dominican Republic it is the DGII’s electronic fiscal receipt (e-CF, Law 32-23). Meanwhile each sale closes with the Fudinow receipt and you issue your invoices as you do today. Write to info@fudinow.com and we will let you know when it is ready.

How do I take card payments in the Dominican Republic?

With your bank’s terminal: you charge there and record the payment in Fudinow. Fudinow charges no commission. Bank transfer is added as a payment method, so each one shows up in the register and in your reports.

How do I charge the legal tip of 10%?

It is ready when Fudinow sets up your register: a one-tap charge on the check, apart from the ITBIS and with no ITBIS on top. You decide on which checks it applies.

What happens in the Dominican Republic if the internet goes down?

The register keeps taking cash payments and stores orders on the device; everything syncs without duplicates when the connection is back. Card payments, kitchen screens and Fudinow Online need a connection.

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