Application for Reopening (Cessation of Provisional Suspension)

The process of applying for reopening and cessation of provisional suspension of commercial activities in the Dominican Republic is essential to comply with legal provisions.

To request temporary cessation, specific requirements must be met and a detailed process followed.

Requirements to Apply for the Service

To apply for the cessation of provisional suspension of commercial activities, it is necessary to meet certain requirements established by the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII).

Documents Required to Apply for the Service

These include submitting specific forms, such as the Sworn Declaration of Registry and Data Update for Companies, as well as a request letter clearly indicating the start and end date of the suspension.

In addition to the mentioned documents, the company must notify the DGII in writing about the decision to temporarily suspend commercial activities.

Service Application Process

Online step-by-step process

Access to the Virtual Window MICM.
The first step is to access the MICM Virtual Window through the official web portal.
User creation and service selection.
Once inside, you must create a user and select the reopening application service (cessation of provisional suspension).
Documentation upload and tracking.
Then, complete the required data and upload the necessary documentation. You can then track the process through the virtual platform.

In-person step-by-step process

Submission of the file at the Customer Service Division.
If you opt for the in-person reopening application, the complete file must be presented at the Customer Service Division of the MICM, located at the MICM TOWER in Santo Domingo.
A Customer Service Assistant will help you create a user at the virtual window.

Our Services Include:

Legal advice in gathering documents and requirements necessary for the reopening application.
Review of documentation necessary for temporary cessation and representation before the relevant authorities.
Submission of documentation required by the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII).
Monitoring of the evaluation and response process.