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Showing 1–12 of 12 articles for “revenue code”

Annual Income Tax Return in the Philippines: Who Files and When

Learn who must file the annual income tax return in the Philippines, the filing deadlines, and key compliance rules under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Tax Liens vs Judgment Credits: Priority Disputes in Philippine Law

Supreme Court ruling on when a tax lien beats a judgment creditor's levy on real property under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Understanding Tax Implications of Initial Public Offerings: Separate vs Joint Computation

The Supreme Court clarifies how IPO taxes on primary and secondary offerings are computed under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Mergers and Documentary Stamp Tax: Clarifying Tax Obligations in Corporate Restructuring

The Supreme Court clarifies when documentary stamp tax applies to property transfers in corporate mergers under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Tax Refund or Tax Credit Carry Over: Understanding Irrevocability in Philippine Tax Law

The Supreme Court explains why choosing the carry-over option for excess income tax credits is irrevocable under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Irrevocable Choice: Understanding Tax Credit Carry-Over in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains why choosing tax credit carry-over over refund is irrevocable under the 1997 National Internal Revenue Code.

Supreme Court Ruling on Health Care Agreements and Documentary Stamp Tax: What It Means

The Supreme Court ruled that HMO health care agreements are not insurance contracts subject to documentary stamp tax under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Computing Prescriptive Periods: Calendar Months vs Fixed Days in Tax Refund Claims

The Supreme Court clarifies how to compute the two-year prescriptive period for tax refund claims under the National Internal Revenue Code.

How Philippine Courts Compute the Two-Year Tax Refund Period

The Supreme Court clarifies how to compute the two-year prescriptive period for tax refund claims under the National Internal Revenue Code.

Publication Requirement for Local Tax Ordinances: Manila Revenue Code Void

Supreme Court affirms that a local tax ordinance published only once, not for three consecutive days, is null and void.

Documentary Stamp Tax on Pawnshop Pledges: A Clear Guide

The Supreme Court confirms pawnshop pledges are subject to documentary stamp tax under the National Internal Revenue Code. Learn the rules.

Tax Refund vs Tax Credit: Understanding the Irrevocability of Choices in Philippine Tax Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a tax refund or tax credit choice becomes irrevocable under the National Internal Revenue Code.