- The Court of Tax Appeals voided a VAT deficiency assessment against a domestic corporation.
- The assessment was invalid because the BIR failed to provide required annexes detailing the factual basis.
- The lack of annexes violated the taxpayer’s right to due process.
- Sales to a freeport-registered enterprise qualified for zero-rating, further invalidating the assessment.
- The deficiency assessment was cancelled.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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