Taxes

Dominican Republic — Tax: Double Tax Treaties

The Dominican Republic lists only two treaties (Canada and Spain) and charges 10% WHT on dividends and interest and 15% on royalties to non-treaty foreign corporations.

VerifiedProfessional tax guide — not a government sourcePwC Worldwide Tax Summaries – Dominican Republic corporate: withholding taxesLast reviewed: 2026-10-26

Key facts

  • The page lists two treaties, with Canada and Spain.
  • Non-treaty foreign corporations pay 10% WHT on dividends, 10% on interest and 15% on royalties.
  • Under the Canada and Spain treaties dividends and interest are taxed at 0% or 10% depending on ownership; the Spain 0% rate needs a Spanish parent holding over 75%.
  • Treaty royalty rates are 18% (Canada) and up to 10% (Spain).
  • Domestic cash dividends carry 10% WHT for residents and non-residents.

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