- Republic Act No. 12023 was published in the Philippine Official Gazette on Oct. 3
- The law imposes a 12 percent VAT rate on all digital services consumed in the country
- A 5 percent VAT rate is imposed on registered nonresident digital service providers (DSPs) providing services to the government
- Nonresident DSPs with gross sales exceeding 3 million Philippine pesos in the past year must register for VAT
- Nonresident DSPs must designate a resident corporation registered under Philippine law for compliance with the Tax Code
- Specified educational digital services are exempt from VAT
- Implementing rules and regulations must be promulgated within 90 days of the law’s entry into force
- Nonresident DSPs must comply with the law 120 days after the effective date of the rules and regulations
- The law comes into force on Oct. 18.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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