- Republic Act No. 11976 aims to simplify tax compliance procedures and reduce administrative burdens on taxpayers
- EoPT Act introduced a risk-based classification approach for VAT refund process
- Taxpayers in the Philippines must manually file for tax credit/refund within two years from the close of the taxable quarter
- Taxpayers face difficulties during filing due to scrutiny by BIR offices
- Other APAC countries have different timelines for deciding on refund cases
- China takes 5 to 20 working days, Vietnam takes 40 days for first-time filers
- Singapore, Vietnam, India, Thailand, and Indonesia compensate taxpayers with interest in case of delay in deciding on refund case
Source: bworldonline.com
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