- The Philippine Court of Tax Appeals clarified rules on unutilized input VAT refunds for zero-rated sales.
- A corporation’s claim for a refund of excess input VAT for 2020 was partially denied by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue due to insufficient substantiation.
- On appeal, the court found the taxpayer proved its zero-rated sales were to PEZA-registered and tax-exempt entities and substantiated the related input VAT.
- The court partially granted the refund, allowing a partial refund for unutilized excess input VAT after deducting amounts already refunded.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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