- The Philippine Court of Tax Appeals issued a decision on VAT refunds for zero-rated transactions.
- A VAT-registered company sought a refund for unutilized input VAT for Q1 2017.
- The Bureau of Internal Revenue denied the refund due to invoicing and registration issues.
- The taxpayer’s appeal to the Court of Tax Appeals, Special Third Division, was unsuccessful.
- The Court of Appeals upheld the denial, stating the head office’s VAT registration covered the entire entity.
- The taxpayer failed to prove services were performed at the registered facility, which was not PEZA-registered.
- The taxpayer did not comply with invoicing and facility registration requirements.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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