The Court of Tax Appeals voided the online seller withholding tax rule on process grounds. Sellers still owe the income tax, and the BIR may reissue the rule after consultation.
Online Seller Withholding Tax Voided, but the Liability Stays Read More »
DTI Trustmark vs BIR seal compared on legal basis, cost and rollout, and how DTI and the BIR both ended up pulling back their online badge mandates.
DTI Trustmark vs BIR Seal: Two Rollouts Compared Read More »
The 5% broken rice halt is a DA request tied to permit grades, and two seized Vietnam rice vessels show who pays when cargo and paper differ.
5% Broken Rice Halt Rests on a Permit Grade Read More »
Customs Local Affairs Office puts BOC partnerships under the Commissioner. Port officials lose discretion and partners carry the reversal risk.
Customs Local Affairs Office Centralizes BOC Partnership Access Read More »
BIR suspends mandatory display of the registration badge until further notice. See who gains, who pays, and what RMC 113-2026 leaves unanswered.
BIR Suspends Mandatory Display of Registration Badge Read More »
The pork safeguard probe rests on an injury case the DA’s own September review undercuts, while importers and processors carry the cost of the tariff plan.
DA’s Pork Safeguard Probe Contradicts Its Own Price Diagnosis Read More »
The new SSS president, Victor Limlingan, chaired the board risk committee until his appointment. Oversight moves to management as payouts outgrow collections.
New SSS President Limlingan Was the Board’s Own Risk Chair Read More »
BIR withholding tax invoice rule under RR 6-2026 puts withheld amounts on the invoice face. Sellers carry the cost and buyers carry the record.
BIR Withholding Tax Invoice Rule Puts Buyers on Record Read More »
LTFRB denied motorcycle taxi accreditation to GrabBike and Dingdong RiderKo. Regional capacity narrows and riders carry the cost of the review.
Motorcycle Taxi Accreditation Narrows After LTFRB Denies Two Platforms Read More »
artificial sweetener tax sugar groups want in the ProGRESS bill meets a projected 10.3 percent cane output drop. Supply decides who pays ₱6 or ₱40.
Artificial Sweetener Tax Meets a Shrinking Cane Crop Read More »
