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Showing 1–11 of 11 articles for “court of tax appeals”

Taxpayers May Await Commissioner's Decision Before Appealing BIR Assessments to CTA

Supreme Court clarifies taxpayers may await the Commissioner's ruling on a protested BIR assessment before filing an appeal with the Court of Tax Appeals.

Tax Exemption Challenges and the CTA's Exclusive Jurisdiction Over BIR Issuances

Learn why the Court of Tax Appeals, not regional trial courts, has exclusive jurisdiction over tax exemption cases and BIR revenue issuances.

Corporate Rehabilitation Tax Waiver: CTA Has Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Customs Duty Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies that tax and customs duty disputes during corporate rehabilitation belong exclusively to the Court of Tax Appeals, not regular courts.

Jurisdiction Over Annulment OF Judgments Defining THE Boundaries OF THE Court OF TAX Appeals Authority

Tax Suspension Bonds: When the CTA Must Hear the Taxpayer First

The Supreme Court clarifies when the Court of Tax Appeals may require a bond to suspend tax collection, and why a preliminary hearing is essential.

Navigating Appeals Jurisdiction of the Court of Tax Appeals in Collection Cases

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that the CTA has exclusive appellate jurisdiction over tax collection cases, and wrong appeals must be dismissed.

CTA Jurisdiction Over Local Tax Disputes: The City of Manila v. Grecia-Cuerdo Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies that the Court of Tax Appeals has jurisdiction over certiorari petitions questioning RTC interlocutory orders in local tax cases.

Untangling Time: When Does the Clock Start Ticking for Relief from Judgment?

Explaining the 60-day and 6-month periods for filing a petition for relief from judgment under Rule 38, as clarified by the Supreme Court in Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Court of Tax Appeals an

Taxation Within Special Economic Zones Defining THE Jurisdiction Between Regular Courts AND THE Court OF TAX Appeals

Upgrading Judicial Positions: Fair Compensation and Hierarchy in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court grants salary upgrading for Court of Tax Appeals division chiefs to ensure equal pay and maintain judicial hierarchy.

Invalid Tax Assessment: Why an Affidavit for Criminal Complaint Does Not Count

The Supreme Court clarifies that a revenue officer's affidavit attached to a criminal complaint for tax evasion is not a formal assessment that can be appealed to the Court of Tax Appeals.