Whistleblowing and integrity in the GOCC sector
Written on September 4, 2026
By: Atty. Euney Marie J. Mata-Perez on September 3, 2026 WHISTLEBLOWING, or reporting a wrongdoing or misconduct, does not just...
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What interrupts the prescriptive period in criminal tax cases?
Written on August 27, 2026
By: Atty. Lew Earvin H. Manarin on August 27, 2026 PRESCRIPTION serves an important purpose in criminal law. While the...
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Excluding system losses from VAT base
Written on August 20, 2026
By: Atty. Euney Marie J. Mata-Perez on August 20, 2026 RECENTLY, there has been a clamor to exclude “system losses”...
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The power to cancel and abate tax liabilities
Written on August 14, 2026
By: Atty. Euney Marie J. Mata-Perez on August 13, 2026 THE Commissioner of Internal Revenue (CIR) has the power to...
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When a duplicate document is admissible as evidence
Written on August 7, 2026
By: Atty. Keshia Daniell L. Valencia on August 6, 2026 UNDER the current Revised Rules on Evidence (“RRE”), a “duplicate”...
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Equal protection of laws
Written on July 30, 2026
By: Atty. Rey Christian M. Guintibano on July 30, 2026 IN the recent case Tayam v. Recto, the Supreme Court...
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When is there Legal Standing to Sue?
Written on July 23, 2026
By: Atty. Euney Marie J. Mata-Perez on July 23, 2026 The Supreme Court can exercise its power of judicial review...
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Income tax exemption of electric cooperatives
Written on July 16, 2026
By: Atty. Mary Grace S. Tejada on July 16, 2026 THE income tax exemption of electric cooperatives has long been...
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When is a tax erroneously paid?
Written on July 9, 2026
By: Atty. Rey Christian M. Guintibano on July 9, 2026 WHEN can a taxpayer claim that a tax was erroneously...
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