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e-CF mandatory · Nov 15, 2026 e-CF is now mandatory — get compliant
Electronic Invoicing · e-CF

e-CF is mandatory. Get compliant without the headache.

The DGII requires electronic invoicing (e-CF) from every business. BeautySoft issues your e-CF validated by the DGII, keeps your receipts in order, and gets you ready to comply — all from one system built for salons.

The deadline for small businesses is already running. Don't wait for the fine.

What is e-CF and why does it affect you?

It's the law

Ley 32-23 requires electronic fiscal receipts (e-CF) instead of paper invoices.

It applies to your salon

Every business that sells goods or services must issue e-CF, per the DGII's rollout by taxpayer size.

There are fines

Missing the deadline means fines and surcharges.

What happens if I don't comply?

These are the penalties the law sets out — not a salesperson's scare tactic. They're based on Ley 32-23 and the Tax Code.

Fine of 5 to 30 minimum wages

For failing to issue e-CF when required, or issuing it without the DGII's authorization. The law sets the fine in minimum wages, and the DGII uses the national private-sector minimum wage as its parameter, so the peso amount moves with the prevailing resolution.

0.25% of your declared income

If you don't remit the information to the DGII on time, the Tax Code also allows a sanction of 0.25% of the income you declared in the previous tax period.

Closure of your business

The DGII can suspend your privileges or shut down the premises in serious or repeated cases.

1 to 5 years in prison

Issuing or using a forged electronic invoice with intent to defraud the tax authority: prison, a fine of two to four times the invoice value, and permanent closure of the business. It requires intent to defraud — a typo is not this.

Put it this way: one fine is measured in minimum wages, not loose change. Getting compliant costs a fraction of that — and you get an organized salon out of it.

Source: Ley 32-23 (Art. 26 defines the infractions, Art. 27 remits them to the Tax Code, Art. 30 the criminal penalty) and the Tax Code (Art. 205, numeral 3, classifies failure to meet formal duties as a falta tributaria; Art. 257 sets the fine, and its Párrafo II the additional sanction for not remitting information on time). Fines for formal-duty breaches are set in minimum wages, with the DGII using the national private-sector minimum wage as its parameter, so the peso amount depends on the prevailing resolution. This is a summary, not legal advice — confirm your case with your accountant or the DGII.

How BeautySoft gets you compliant

Everything compliance demands, done by the system — so you can run your salon.

Issues DGII-validated e-CF

Built-in electronic invoicing (via FacturaYa): you issue, the DGII validates in real time.

Your DGII reports

606, IT-1, IR-13, and IR-17, ready to file on the Professional plan. (Once you invoice fully electronically, the 607 and 608 formats stop being required; while they still apply, the system builds those too. 606 stays mandatory for everyone.)

Your books, kept current

Turn on automatic posting and your sales land in the ledger on their own — no manual data entry. Available from the Professional plan up.

Your whole salon in one place

Appointments and point of sale from Basic — inventory, accounting, and payroll from the Professional plan up.

Works with your accountant — it doesn't replace them

BeautySoft does the heavy lifting: it issues your e-CF from Basic up and, from Professional up, builds your reports and — with automatic posting on — keeps your books too. Your accountant just reviews, files, and signs — with fewer hours and less cost to you.

  • The system issues and stores your receipts; from Professional up, with automatic posting turned on, it keeps your books current too.
  • Your accountant files the returns and advises you.
  • You stay compliant with the DGII and pay less for it.

Built for the Dominican Republic

Serving this sector since 1997, with Dominican tax compliance (DGII, TSS, ITBIS) built in from day one. Not a foreign app adapted after the fact.

Frequently asked questions about e-CF

Do I have to do anything with the DGII?

Yes — two things that are yours alone: registering as an electronic issuer with the DGII in your business's name, and filing and paying. BeautySoft does the rest — it issues your e-CF and, from the Professional plan up, prepares your reports — and the final filing is done by you or your accountant on the DGII portal.

Does BeautySoft replace my accountant?

No. It does the data entry and bookkeeping so your accountant can focus on filing and advising. It costs you less, but you still need someone to file and sign off.

Is e-CF included in the price?

Every plan includes the electronic-invoicing (e-CF) integration. FacturaYa — which signs with your certificate and transmits the documents to the DGII — is contracted separately and bills you for its own service directly.

Is it hard to use?

No. There's nothing to install — you open it in your browser. Support comes from our own team — by email on Basic and Professional, and by phone and WhatsApp on Enterprise. Configuring your account and training your team is an optional service, quoted for your salon; on Enterprise, onsite training is already included.

What if I already have an accountant?

Great. From the Professional plan up, BeautySoft hands them clean books and ready-made reports — it makes their job easier and saves you billed hours.

On Basic, who files my 606?

Your accountant, the way they do now. The 606 is mandatory for every business and is normally their job — that does not change if you stay on Basic. What your accountant cannot do for you is issue the e-CF: the system does that, on every plan, and it is what the DGII requires of you from 15 November 2026. If you also want the 606 built for you, that comes from the Professional plan up.

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