- The Philippine Court of Tax Appeals ruled in favor of Ford Group Philippines in a VAT appeal.
- The court cancelled Ford Group’s alleged VAT deficiency for 2018.
- Ford Group argued its sales qualified for VAT zero-rating and that excess input tax disallowance violated due process.
- The Commissioner of Internal Revenue claimed the assessment was valid.
- The court found Ford Group’s sales to ECOZONE entities qualified for VAT zero-rating.
- The court determined Ford Group had no VAT deficiency for 2018.
- The court ruled the disallowance of excess input tax lacked legal basis and violated due process.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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