- The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has issued guidelines for companies to become VAT-registered taxpayers under the CREATE Act.
- Companies must secure a certification excluding VAT from the 5% GIE and submit a letter of intention and a deed of waiver.
- The waiver of rights to avail of the VAT exemption incentive is irrevocable and binding.
- The CREATE law reduced corporate income tax rates and maintained some tax incentives.
- Registering as a VAT taxpayer allows companies to avail of VAT refunds or charge output VAT to customers.
- The intention of the legislation dates back to the Ramos administration and was repackaged as a stimulus package during the pandemic.
Source: business.inquirer.net
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