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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “tax code”

Capital Equipment Duty Exemption in the Philippines: Who Qualifies and How

Learn how the capital equipment duty exemption in the Philippines works under the Tax Code, who qualifies, and the conditions for duty-free importation.

PEZA vs BOI Incentives in the Philippines: How to Choose the Right Regime

Compare PEZA and BOI incentives in the Philippines: the 5% gross income tax under RA 7916 versus BOI fiscal incentives under RA 5186 and the tax code.

VAT Refund Timelines: Strict 120+30 Day Rule Under the Tax Code

Philippine Supreme Court affirms strict 120+30 day VAT refund appeal deadlines; late judicial claims are jurisdictionally fatal.

PAL Tax Exemption: Special Franchise Law Prevails Over General Tax Code

Supreme Court affirms PAL's tax exemption on commissary imports, ruling special franchise law P.D. 1590 prevails over general tax code R.A. 9334.

Excise Tax Refunds for Exported Goods: Who Can Claim Under the Tax Code

The Supreme Court clarifies that only the statutory taxpayer—not the buyer—may claim excise tax refunds on exported goods.

Healthcare Agreements vs Insurance: Understanding Documentary Stamp Tax

Philippine Supreme Court rules health maintenance organization agreements are insurance contracts subject to documentary stamp tax under the Tax Code.

MCIT Grace Period for Reopened Banks: The Manila Banking Corporation Ruling

Supreme Court clarifies when a bank that reopens after receivership starts its four-year MCIT grace period under the Tax Code.

TAX Refunds FOR Mining Firms R A 1435 VS Later TAX Code Amendments

Real Property TAX Penalties Illegal Overcharges AND Taxpayer Protection Under THE Real Property TAX Code