This document discusses various aspects of value-added tax (VAT) in the Philippines, including:
1) VAT rates of 12% for most goods and services, with some items like jewelry at 20% and some items rated at 0%;
2) What constitutes a taxable transaction versus an exempt transaction;
3) How VAT is applied to imports, exports, and special economic zones; and
4) Key cases that have helped define how VAT is implemented and interpreted in the Philippines.
This document discusses various aspects of value-added tax (VAT) in the Philippines, including:
1) VAT rates of 12% for most goods and services, with some items like jewelry at 20% and some items rated at 0%;
2) What constitutes a taxable transaction versus an exempt transaction;
3) How VAT is applied to imports, exports, and special economic zones; and
4) Key cases that have helped define how VAT is implemented and interpreted in the Philippines.
This document discusses various aspects of value-added tax (VAT) in the Philippines, including:
1) VAT rates of 12% for most goods and services, with some items like jewelry at 20% and some items rated at 0%;
2) What constitutes a taxable transaction versus an exempt transaction;
3) How VAT is applied to imports, exports, and special economic zones; and
4) Key cases that have helped define how VAT is implemented and interpreted in the Philippines.
This document discusses various aspects of value-added tax (VAT) in the Philippines, including:
1) VAT rates of 12% for most goods and services, with some items like jewelry at 20% and some items rated at 0%;
2) What constitutes a taxable transaction versus an exempt transaction;
3) How VAT is applied to imports, exports, and special economic zones; and
4) Key cases that have helped define how VAT is implemented and interpreted in the Philippines.
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VAT
indirect tax and cumulative
12% Zero rated Effectively zero rated Sec 106-a, Value added tax on sale of goods or properties Gross selling price- total amount of money or its equivalent which the purchaser pays or obligated to pay to the seller in consideration of the sale, barter or exchange of the goods or properties, excluding tax. Jewelry whether real or imitation- charged with 20% Excise tax shall be added to the gross of the price. Sec. 107 Value added tax on importation Total Value-used by BOC plus custom duties, excise tax, other charges= TOTAL Sale of Property not Subject to tax but subject to Capital Gains Tax Sec 108. VAT on Sale of Services and use of Lease of Properties Ex. Sale or Distribution of electricity, Telecom and telegraph,
The ff sale by VAT registered `persons shall be subject to 0% Export Sale a. Sale and actual shipment of goods b. Ex. Selling it to a nonresident buyer but to a local enterprise, has to be paid in an acceptable currency. c. Sale of raw materials or packaging materials to export oriented enterprise whose export sales exceed 70% of total annual production. d. Sale of Bangko Sentral SEZ, a separate form a customs territory.
Section 108, refers to services Destination principle- tax only to the country where it is to be consumed. Sec. 106-2,c there is a special law Sec 108 B3
ABAKADA vs. RA 9337 the principle of progressive tax system, tax is regressive. Output Vat (sale) Input (purchase/importation) Sec.112, within 2 years after the close of the taxable quarter when the sale are made, apply for the issuance of tax credit certificate or refund of creditable input tax due or paid attributable to such sales except transitional input tax. In zero rating input vat can be claimed. Vat exempt you cannot claim it! Exempt transaction Sec. 109 (1) specifically listed vs. 106-2-c Exempt party, a person granted exemption because of an agreement, effectively zero rated!
Sea gate export sale zero percent vat, local sale is 12%Vat CIR vs. Benguet : Issue: can be retroactive? No. it cant be applied retroactively especially if it will create prejudiced on the taxpayer. Taxpayer can recover input vat by passing vat through output vat! 1.Pass it on to the buyer Zero rated, file a tax refund or tax credit. Contex Case: What is transferred is not the liability, it is just the tax burden! Seller is still liabilities. Liability of tax is different form burden of tax. Vat exempt if it did not reach 1.5 million CIR vs. Cebu Toyo Case Issue? Whether subject to tax credit? 2.incentives a. Y tax holiday ( EO 226)- exempt from income tax but not VAt b. tax exempt or 5% spl tax (PD66)-exemption or 5percent exempt from all taxes including vat and u only pay special preferential tax rate, not liable for IRT and Vat is an internal revenue. Important because it base in economic zones Taxable transactions subject to Vat either 12% or 0% Exemption? Is cebu toyo taxable transaction or exempt transaction? Taxable transaction, subject to 0%tax RA 7916 CIR vs. Toshiba Case: Read Whether or not Toshiba is entitled for tax credit orrefun? Toshiba chose the second option, preferential tax rate: Court ruled that Commissioner failed Exempt party Sec 103 refer
Customs territory-outside ecozones are customs territory, ecozones are foreign territories. If from Mindanao? Vat registered enterprise selling to foreign zero rated because considered export. RM circular-tax treatment
Vat registered supplier from customs territory to the ecozones, zero percent. If non- vat supplier or not registered, then he is exempt. Only vat registered can claim tax credit.
Cross bordered doctrine?
Export of goods are 0% Import Vat 12% CIR vs. American Express- credit card Whether it is zero rated? Credit card system Service must be conducted in the country, transaction between phil branch and the Hongkong 1 st respondent
GR: destination principle- goods and services are only tax in the place where they are consumed. In this case, no physical existence but rendition is the consumption. Respondent service is subject to zero percent and exempt from the destination principle: Exemption? Sec.108-a. Elements of Section 108-B 1-2, Exemption to the destination principle the following services performed in the pHil by Vat-registered persons shall be subject to 0%. Elements? Of Section 108-B 1. The service is performed in the Philippines 2. Service falls under any of the categories provided in section 102(b) of the tAx code 3. It is paid for in the acceptable foreign currency that is accounted for in the accordance with the regulations of BSP 4. From Burmeise case- recipient must be doing outside the Philippines. The Consurtiom is doing business because it has a contract with Napocor for 15 years.: Note this is an important element.
Magsaysay Lines Inc. Vat system-5 ships March 1, 2014 sec 108-b---this is the destination principle Manila Mining case- sells gold to BSP, lawyer was able to refute the answer. CA it was aleardy admitted by the commissioner when it failed to deny. Refunds must be substantiated by re What is a sales invoice, indicating prices charge, similar invoice that we know, fact of payment or other, it is important to substantiate claims. Vat claim= Vat rfelcted in the receipts. Steps for presentation of the claim for refund Prepare summary Chronological list of amounts in voices Certification of the CPA Those documents must be premarked. Most important step Original must be submitted for the cancellation after the claim is granted.
Atlas Consolidated Mining Case Take the cpa for certification, and need not to present the receipts, HITACHI CASE- failure to state the TIN and imprint the word zero rated. JRA case-Failure to print words zero-rated sales on receipts fatal to claim for refund of VAT
March 5, 2013
Tax rem-deals with Assessment and collection Prescriptive period is 3 years- to check whetherwhat was declared is true for assessment Section 203- April 15-is the due date..whatever is the due date that is the reckoning point. Only when the assessmentno proceeding in court without assessment for collection of taxes
Sec 222 if there is false or fraudulent return with intent to e vade
How? 10 years-extraordinary assessment
AT and T Case: 2 and 3 TAX Remedies? Assesment is like a letter. Informing of deficiency of payment, 30days to protest. Stages 1. Assessment- protest for 30 days 2. Collection- administrative or judicial, admin: in the form of levy, garnishment, distraint 3. Payment Period of assessment of BIR has 3 years to see if there are deficiencies. Exception. Sec. 222 is 10years. Requisites of waiver found at the cases