- The Philippine Court of Tax Appeals issued a decision on May 9 in CTA Case No. 10900
- The case involved a VAT-registered domestic corporation seeking a refund on erroneously paid VAT for imported prescription drugs and medicines
- The Commissioner of Internal Revenue denied the refund request due to lack of proper documentary evidence
- The taxpayer appealed, claiming it met all requirements for a refund
- The Court of Tax Appeals partially granted the appeal
- The court found the taxpayer was entitled to a refund because it filed claims on time and the imported items were VAT-exempt
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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