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Revenue
Regulations No. 8-2004 supersedes RR No. 1-2001 and RR No. 30-2002
relative to the compromise settlement of internal revenue tax liabilities.
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Revenue
Regulations No. 7-2004 excludes medical services rendered by
doctors of medicine duly registered with the PRC and services rendered
by lawyers duly registered with the IBP from the Value-Added Tax.
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Revenue
Memorandum Order No. 22-2004 amends RMO No. 81-99 relative to
the issuance of VAT Exemption Certificate/Identification Card to
qualified foreign embassies and their qualified personnel. more
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Revenue
Regulations No. 6-2004 implements the tax exemptions and privileges
granted under RA No. 9182, otherwise known as the "Special
Purpose Vehicle Act of 2002." more |
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Several
activities have been lined up for the BIR centennial anniversary
celebration, which are geared towards chronicling the Bureau's past
achievements and present programs. more |
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The
Bureau hosted the 112th National Law Enforcement Coordinating Council
(NALECC) meeting held last April 2. more |
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Revenue
Regulations No. 5-2004 provides for additional tax returns/forms
which shall be filed thru the eFPS, as well as expands the coverage
and revises the requirements for eFPS enrollment. more |
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The proposed
Revenue Regulation (RR) to govern the tax treatment of certain transaction
made through an electronic data message or electronic document is
posted for comments of all concerned. more
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Department
of Finance Joint Order No. 1-04 prescribes the regulations pertaining
to the disposition of tax-exempt vehicles registered or owned by
Diplomatic Mission and Consular Offices/Officials, including its
administrative and technical staff members enjoying tax and duty
free privileges. more |
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Revenue
Memorandum Circular No. 28-2004 reiterates the provision of
RMO No. 39-87 which specifies that deficiency tax assessments of
P 100 or less shall no longer be assessed nor collected. more |