This document summarizes various business taxes in the Philippines. It discusses value added tax (VAT) of 12% imposed on the value added to goods and services. It also covers percentage tax imposed on certain non-VAT registered services, and excise tax which can be specific or ad valorem based on goods. Finally, it outlines documentary stamp tax levied on documents transferring obligations, rights, or property.
This document summarizes various business taxes in the Philippines. It discusses value added tax (VAT) of 12% imposed on the value added to goods and services. It also covers percentage tax imposed on certain non-VAT registered services, and excise tax which can be specific or ad valorem based on goods. Finally, it outlines documentary stamp tax levied on documents transferring obligations, rights, or property.
This document summarizes various business taxes in the Philippines. It discusses value added tax (VAT) of 12% imposed on the value added to goods and services. It also covers percentage tax imposed on certain non-VAT registered services, and excise tax which can be specific or ad valorem based on goods. Finally, it outlines documentary stamp tax levied on documents transferring obligations, rights, or property.
PERCENTAGE TAX EXCISE TAX DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX BUSINESS TAX Tax imposed on onerous transfers such as sale, barter, or exchange. Can be a Specific Tax or Ad Valorem Tax or both. EXEMPTION: Any business by an INDIVIDUAL where the aggregate gross sales do not exceed P 100,000 during the any 12 month period. It shall be considered principally for subsistence or livelihood. VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT) 12% Tax on the value added to the purchase price or cost in the sale or lease of goods, property or service in the course of trade or business. It is an Indirect Tax and the amount of tax can be shifted to the buyer, lessee, or transferee of the goods. The party directly liable is the seller although the burden can be shifted to the buyer. Cannot be imposed at the same time with Percentage Tax Can be imposed at the same time with Excise Tax. PERSONS SUBJECT TO VAT: Those who are VAT registered persons Those who are not VAT registered persons but exceeded the P 3,000,000 Gross Sales threshold. Importer of goods that are subject to VAT. GR: Service rendered by a non-resident foreign person in the Philippines shall be considered in course of trading or business even if it is not regular OTHER PERCENTAGE TAX Tax imposed on certain services Imposed on Non-VAT registered persons Tax Base:
1. Sale of Goods- Gross Sales
2. Sale of Services- Gross Receipts EXCISE TAX Specific Tax- Fixed amount based on volume, weight or quantity of goods as measured by tools, instruments or standards. (e.g. excise tax on cigars and liquors) Ad Valorem Tax- Imposition of tax is based on the value of property subject to tax. (e.g. VAT, income tax, donor’s tax and estate tax) Imposed on the exercise of Police Power. DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX A tax levied on documents, instruments, loan agreements, and papers, evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of obligation, rights or property incident thereto. The amount may be fix or based on par or face value of the document or instrument Failure to pay DST shall not invalidate the document or instrument. However, it shall not be recorded or admitted or used as evidence in any court until the required stamp is affixed thereto and cancelled. No notary or other officer authorized to administer oaths shall add his JURAT or acknowledgement to the document unless the proper Documentary Stamp is affixed thereto and cancelled.