- Services are subject to VAT in the Philippines if performed in the country.
- VAT is not based solely on utilization or consumption in the Philippines.
- The service must be performed in the Philippines to be subject to VAT.
- Jurisprudence states VAT can only be levied if acts are performed within the Philippines.
- VAT is not applicable to services rendered outside the Philippines, even if consumed in the country.
- Rules apply to both resident and non-resident service providers.
- Digital services by non-residents are subject to VAT if consumed in the Philippines, per RA No. 12023.
- This law considers digital services performed in the Philippines if consumed there.
Source: bdblaw.com.ph
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