
CIR vs. SEKISUI JUSHI PHILIPPINES, INC. - Input VAT
Category: Value Added Tax
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE vs. SEKISUI JUSHI PHILIPPINES, INC. - Input VAT
FACTS:
Sekisui Jushi is a PEZA entity engaged in manufacture and export of strapping bands and other packaging materials seeking for refund of unutilized input taxes.
ISSUE:
Being a PEZA exporter, can Petitioner claim its unutilized input VAT?
HELD:
YES. PEZA entities can avail of two alternative or subsequent incentives of ITH and 5% GIE. It is only in the latter where the VAT is not imposed on the PEZA entity on its sales. Being under ITH, it will be subject to VAT on sales and should VAT-register. However, (1) sales to the PEZA entity, regardless of incentive availed, is zero-rated on the part of the seller since PEZA is considered “foreign soil” and thus sales to them are considered as “export sales” and (2) if the PEZA entity is an exporter, its input VAT are subject to refund not by virtue of its PEZA status (and thus regardless of whether it’s at 5% GIE or ITH) but due to the nature of its transactions (i.e., export sales).
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Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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CIR vs. SEKISUI JUSHI PHILIPPINES, INC. - Input VAT
Category: Value Added Tax
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE vs. SEKISUI JUSHI PHILIPPINES, INC. - Input VAT
FACTS:
Sekisui Jushi is a PEZA entity engaged in manufacture and export of strapping bands and other packaging materials seeking for refund of unutilized input taxes.
ISSUE:
Being a PEZA exporter, can Petitioner claim its unutilized input VAT?
HELD:
YES. PEZA entities can avail of two alternative or subsequent incentives of ITH and 5% GIE. It is only in the latter where the VAT is not imposed on the PEZA entity on its sales. Being under ITH, it will be subject to VAT on sales and should VAT-register. However, (1) sales to the PEZA entity, regardless of incentive availed, is zero-rated on the part of the seller since PEZA is considered “foreign soil” and thus sales to them are considered as “export sales” and (2) if the PEZA entity is an exporter, its input VAT are subject to refund not by virtue of its PEZA status (and thus regardless of whether it’s at 5% GIE or ITH) but due to the nature of its transactions (i.e., export sales).
Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
Popular in BATASnatin:
- FORT BONIFACIO DEVELOPMENT vs. CIR- Transitional Input VAT - - 238 Hits
- CIR VS. SONY - Value Added Tax, Final Withholding Tax, - - 237 Hits
- CIR vs. BURMEISTER AND WAIN SCANDINAVIAN CONTRACTOR MINDANAO, INC. - Value Added Tax, Zero Rated - - 232 Hits
- TAMBUNTING PAWNSHOP vs. CIR- Value Added Tax, Documentary Stamp Tax - - 221 Hits
- DIAZ VS. SECRETARY OF FINANCE- Value Added Tax (VAT) - - 218 Hits
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