By Euney Marie Mata-Perez on July 14, 2022
FINALLY, last June 30, 2022, nearly 14 years since the passage of Republic Act (RA) 9513, or the “Renewable Energy (RE) Act of 2008,” the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued Revenue Regulation (RR) 7-2022, entitled...
By Aziza Hannah Bacay on July 07, 2022
A NAME is an important part of a person’s existence. In fact, even juridical persons such as corporations, partnerships and sole proprietorships have the right to have their own distinct and unique names. This right to use a corporate and trade name...
By Nica Marsha Gasapo on June 30,2022
UNDER the Rules of Court, civil action deemed instituted with a criminal action is only the action to recover civil liability arising from the crime. In a criminal action for tax evasion, such as those filed pursuant to Sections 254 and 255 of the Tax Code,...
By Gladys Jane Dela Cruz on June 23,2022
A CORPORATION is a juridical entity. It exists by virtue of law. Its powers are also conferred by law. As a general rule, no corporation should possess or exercise corporate powers other than those expressly conferred by its articles of incorporation (AOI)...
By Gwendolyn Ann Banaria on June 16,2022
IN order to streamline procedures in the processing of goods for transshipment and to delineate the duties and responsibilities of the different offices involved in the clearance of such goods, the Bureau of Customs (BoC) has issued Customs Memorandum Order...
By: Ellaine Anne Bernardino on June 9,2022
THE right of a taxpayer to due process includes those of being subjected to Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) tax assessment and collection efforts only within the prescriptive period provided by law.
The prescription period within which to...
By: Ramon Vaughn F. Dy III on June 2,2022
REPUBLIC Act (RA) 11765 or the “Financial Products and Services Consumer Protection Act,” which was signed by President Rodrigo Duterte last May 6, 2022, is another legislative milestone for the financial sector.
To...
By Euney Marie Mata-Perez on May 26, 2022
THE 18th Congress resumed session this week and is expected to adjourn on June 3, 2022. While legislators are understandably busy with the canvassing of votes to enable them to proclaim the winners of the May 9 elections, it is still hoped that,...
By Aziza Hannah Bacay on May 18, 2022
UNDER our tax laws, an individual taxpayer may be classified as citizen or non-citizen (alien) and as resident or nonresident.
Filipino taxpayers who reside in the Philippines are taxable on income earned within and outside the Philippines. Citizens...