- Philippines Senate approves legislation for VAT on overseas e-services
- 12% VAT will apply to services by overseas businesses without physical operations in the Philippines
- Exceptions for certain education-related and financial services
- VAT to be collected and remitted by overseas suppliers for B2C supplies
- Reverse charge mechanism for B2B supplies
- VAT registration required for overseas suppliers with PHP3m turnover or more
- Legislation requires approval from the President to become law.
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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