- The EMB will release new procedures for exporters seeking VAT exemption and zero rating by March.
- The EMB conducted a public consultation following the signing of the CREATE MORE Act.
- Export-oriented enterprises must be VAT-registered with the BIR.
- Export sales must reach 70 percent of total sales in the preceding taxable year.
- Goods or services must be directly attributable to the export activity.
- Digital services consumed by export-oriented enterprises are VAT zero-rated.
- Suppliers must issue a VAT invoice with “VAT zero-rated” stamped.
- Export-oriented enterprises can avail of VAT-zero rating on local purchases and VAT-exempt importation based on an EMB certificate.
- BIR conducts post-audit investigations to ensure goods and services are directly attributable to the export activity.
Source: business.inquirer.net
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