The lawmaker also clarified that SB 250 does not impose new taxes but “merely strengthens and streamlines” the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s authority to collect VAT on digital transactions by providing measures on how resident and non-resident digital service providers should comply with the country’s VAT requirements as provided by the National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC).
Source: gmanetwork.com
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