Consumption Tax On Importation
Consumption Tax On Importation
Consumption Tax On Importation
IMPORTATION
THE VAT ON IMPORTATION
Importation
Refers to the purchase of goods or services by Philippine residents from
non-resident sellers
Types of consumption tax on importation
1. Vat on importation- for the import of goods 12%
2. Final withholding VAT- for the purchase of services from non-
residents
Comparison between the consumption on Tax
on Importation
Vat on Importation Final Withholding VAT
Object consumption Goods Services
Imposed upon Importers/buyers Foreign service provider
Statutory taxpayer Importers/buyers Resident purchaser of the
service
Nature Direct consumption tax Indirect business tax
Tax basis Landed cost Contract price
Collecting agency BOC BIR
Timing of payment Before withdrawal of After the month of
goods payment
IMPORT OF GOODS
Either:
1. Exempt importation
2. Vatable importation
EXEMPT IMPORTATION
Necessities not subject to the VAT on importation
1. Agricultural & marine food products
2. Fertilizers, seeds, seedlings
3. Books & any newspaper magazines
4. Passengers or cargo vessels and aircrafts
Agricultural or marine foods products in
original state
Original state or those which undergone simple process.
Advance processing
Examples:
Grapes, apples, oranges
Vegetables, tea ginseng
Rice, corn, coffee beans
Fish, crustaceans
Poultry & livestocks
Milk, eggs & meat for human consumption
Simple processing
a. Acts of preparation for the market
b. Acts of preservation
c. Acts of packaging including advanced technological means of packaging
Vatable:
Refined sugar, Wine, vinegar, coconut oil
Canned sardines, Butter, soy, Flour, Marinated milk fish
Ex. Mr. B, a VAT-registered food retailer, imported the following from
China:
Landed cost
Fruits P 250,000
Vegetables 180,00
Frozen meat 50,000
Marinated milkfish 100,000
Landed cost
Books P 350,000
Professional instruments 200,000
School supplies 350,000
Total P 900,000
Total Transport Group has land, sea and air transport operations.
To beef up its operations, it imported the ff:
2. Pinoy airline imported jet fuel from Iraq at a total cost of P50,000.
40% of the importation is declared for domestic airline operations
while 60% declared for international air transport operations.