Annual Report 2019-2020 — Directorate General of Taxation
- DGI collected 40.2674 billion gourdes in FY2019-2020, about 94.12 percent of the annual target, against a forecast of 42.78304 billion gourdes.
- Seven perception points generated about 94.2 percent of the amount collected, with Port-au-Prince continuing to dominate revenue geography.
- Income tax was the largest field, with 21.64727 billion gourdes and 53.76 percent of annual realization, followed by turnover tax at 9.36083 billion gourdes and about 24 percent.
- The province contribution remained below 5 percent, motivating PEPFIC's objective to raise provincial collection by at least 20 percent.
- PIRFH digitized 984,195 pages during FY2019-2020, 89 percent of the planned pages under the Global Affairs Canada contribution agreement and 55 percent of the 1.8 million pages identified at DECF.
- The report says modernization continued through PAMREF, PIRFH, RITA, INSIGHT, structural reform, infrastructure work, skills development and gender-equality activities, but pandemic conditions slowed the main modernization agenda.
The DGI annual report for FY2019-2020 reviews tax revenue mobilization, local fiscal-potential work, modernization projects, organizational reform, infrastructure, the General Tax Code and tax-procedure work, human-resource development and the gender-equality component of PAMREF. It reports that DGI collected 40.2674 billion gourdes, about 94.12 percent of the annual target, and missed the 42.78304 billion gourde forecast. The report attributes most collections to seven perception points and notes the continuing concentration of revenues in Port-au-Prince. It also describes PEPFIC, PAMREF, PIRFH, RITA, INSIGHT, organizational restructuring, training and career management, and gender-equality activities, while noting that the pandemic slowed major modernization projects.
How to cite
General Directorate of Taxes (DGI), Annual Report 2019-2020 — Directorate General of Taxation, https://dgi.gouv.ht/cat_doc/rapport-annuel/