- President Marcos signed a law imposing a 12% VAT on foreign digital service providers
- The law aims to remove the advantage foreign DSPs have over local counterparts
- The government hopes to raise P105 billion in revenues over the next five years
- The law aligns the Philippines with other countries taxing global tech giants
- The BIR is working on a simplified registration and payment system for non-resident DSPs
- Implementation of the digital VAT will begin 120 days after the publication of the law’s IRR
- Crafting the IRR is a difficult task to ensure compliance with the law.
Source: opinion.inquirer.net
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