- The Philippine Supreme Court posted a decision online regarding unutilized input VAT refunds for entities registered with PEZA.
- A registered export enterprise with PEZA requested a refund for unutilized input VAT from zero-rated sales.
- The Court of Tax Appeals denied the claim, stating the taxpayer was VAT-exempt and not eligible for a refund.
- The Supreme Court reversed the CTA’s decision.
- The Supreme Court found the CTA erred in treating the taxpayer as entirely VAT-exempt.
- The taxpayer was entitled to a reduced refund for unutilized input VAT from zero-rated sales.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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