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REVISITING THE IMPOSITION OF VAT ON INDIRECT EXPORTS

By Euney Marie Mata-Perez on July 22, 2021 There have been so many discussions on the promulgation of Revenue Regulations 9-2021 (RR 9-2021) that implemented certain amendments introduced by Republic Act (RA) 10963 or the “Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion” (Train) Law to Sections...

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WARRANT OF DISTRAINT AND/OR LEVY: WHEN APPEALABLE

By: Atty. Aziza Hannah Bacay on July 15,2021. In every tax assessment, due process requires that the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) properly apprise the taxpayer of the nature of the tax liability, the amount due, and the law and basis for such assessment. To streamline due process...

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ON TARIFF OFFENSES

By: Mark Anthony Tamayo on July 8,2021. All importers are mandated to exercise reasonable care in entering, classifying and determining the value of their imported goods not only for the purpose of expediting the release of their shipments from the custody of the Bureau of Customs (BoC), but more...

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TAXATION OF SOFTWARE TRANSACTIONS

By Aziza Hannah Bacay on June 24, 2021 This also speaks true for software transactions where the software may be transferred electronically, instead of delivery through variety of media, such as magnetic tape, disk, CD-ROM, and the like. Software is defined as “a program, or a series...

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WAIVER OF THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN TAXATION

By Ellaine Anne Bernardino on June 17, 2021 As a general rule, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has three years from the last day prescribed by law for the filing of the tax return or from the day the tax return was filed, whichever is later, to assess internal revenue taxes of a taxpayer....

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NEW AND NEEDED AMENDMENTS TO BANK SECRECY LAW

By Euney Marie Mata-Perez on June 10, 2021 In a July 16, 2020 article, I mentioned that relaxing our bank secrecy rule was key to financial integrity. At that time, we had been touted as one of two countries (the other being Lebanon) with the strictest bank secrecy rules. (https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/07/16/business/columnists-business/amending-the-bank-secrecy-act-as-a-key-to-financial-integrity/742400) Since...

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ONE LAST LOOK AT SURTAX

By Mark Anthony Tamayo on June 3, 2021 A positive change brought about by Republic Act (RA) 11534 (Create Act) was the repeal of Section 29 of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997 relating to the imposition of a 10 percent improperly accumulated earning tax (IAET) or surtax. Based on...

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PUSHING FOR A TAXPAYERS’ CHARTER

By Euney Marie Mata-Perez on May 27, 2021 We need a charter, which the Philippines has yet to adopt, to protect taxpayers against threats to their rights. In 2019, then Senator Ralph Recto filed Senate Bill (SB) 1163, a proposed act ordaining a Bill of Rights for Taxpayers. In his explanatory...

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