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FISHWEALTH CANNING CORPORATION vs. CIR- Court of Tax Appeals

FISHWEALTH CANNING CORPORATION vs. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE- Court of Tax Appeals


FACTS:

Petitioner was assessed for income tax, Value Added Tax and withholding tax. After Court of Tax Appeals issued a Final Decision on Disputed Assessment, Petitioner filed a Letter of Reconsideration with the CIR instead of appealing the same to the Court of Tax Appeals within 30 days. The CIR then issued a Preliminary Collection Letter which prompted the Petitioner to file its Petition with the Court of Tax Appeals. CIR argued that the Petition with the Court of Tax Appeals was filed out of time.

ISSUE:

Did the filing of a Reconsideration toll the running of the 30-day period to appeal to the Court of Tax Appeals?

HELD:

NO. A Motion for Reconsideration of the denial of the administrative protest does not toll the 30-day period to appeal to the Court of Tax Appeals.


FISHWEALTH CANNING CORPORATION vs. CIR- Court of Tax Appeals

FISHWEALTH CANNING CORPORATION vs. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE- Court of Tax Appeals


FACTS:

Petitioner was assessed for income tax, Value Added Tax and withholding tax. After Court of Tax Appeals issued a Final Decision on Disputed Assessment, Petitioner filed a Letter of Reconsideration with the CIR instead of appealing the same to the Court of Tax Appeals within 30 days. The CIR then issued a Preliminary Collection Letter which prompted the Petitioner to file its Petition with the Court of Tax Appeals. CIR argued that the Petition with the Court of Tax Appeals was filed out of time.

ISSUE:

Did the filing of a Reconsideration toll the running of the 30-day period to appeal to the Court of Tax Appeals?

HELD:

NO. A Motion for Reconsideration of the denial of the administrative protest does not toll the 30-day period to appeal to the Court of Tax Appeals.


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