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Signed the tax reform act of 1986?

President Ronald Reagan


Value-Added Tax - VAT history in the Philippines?

The VAT was first introduced in the Philippines in 1988, and replaced various indirect taxes such as the annual fixed tax, original sales tax on manufacturers and producers, and more. It has been revised 4 times, in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2005, to expand its coverage and replacement of indirect taxes, improve the system, and reform the tax system in general. In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled the VAT system was constitutional.


Is there a sound tax system in the Philippines?

The tax system in the Philippines has been subject to criticism for its complexity and inefficiencies. While the government has made efforts to reform the system, including the implementation of the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law, challenges such as tax evasion, low compliance rates, and a narrow tax base persist. Additionally, the reliance on indirect taxes disproportionately affects lower-income households. Overall, while there are positive steps towards improvement, significant issues remain that hinder the effectiveness of the tax system.


Can a wife be held responsible for husbands tax bill?

In most cases the government will hold them accountable. They believe that the wife benefited from the taxed income/property. Consult a good attorney for help.


What are the provisions of section 30 of the tax code of 1997?

Section 30 of the Tax Code of 1997 in the Philippines outlines the exemptions from income tax for certain entities and income types. It specifies that certain organizations, such as government units and non-profit entities, are exempt from income tax on their income, provided that these incomes are used for their respective purposes. Additionally, it details specific exemptions related to dividends, interest, and other income sources. The section aims to promote specific social and economic objectives by relieving certain entities from tax burdens.