Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax
Republic Act No. 261, enacted on June 14, 1948, amends Section 189 of the National Internal Revenue Code regarding the percentage tax imposed on certain factory operators. Specifically, proprietors of rope factories, sugar centrals, rice mills, coconut oil mills, corn mills, and desiccated coconut factories must pay a tax of 2% on the gross value of their products, based on the selling price at the time of sale. Notably, this tax does not apply to coconut oil and its by-products if they are exported without returning to the Philippines. Additionally, provisions are included for the taxation of shares in finished products from contract manufacturing and deductions for costs associated with raw materials and previously taxed sugar. The act took effect upon approval.
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- What is Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax about?
- Republic Act No. 261, enacted on June 14, 1948, amends Section 189 of the National Internal Revenue Code regarding the percentage tax imposed on certain factory operators. Specifically, proprietors of rope factories, sugar centrals, rice mills, coconut oil mills, corn mills, and desiccated coconut factories must pay a tax of 2% on the gross value of their products, based on the selling price at the time of sale. Notably, this tax does not apply to coconut oil and its by-products if they are exported without returning to the Philippines. Additionally, provisions are included for the taxation of shares in finished products from contract manufacturing and deductions for costs associated with raw materials and previously taxed sugar. The act took effect upon approval.
- What type of law is Republic Act No. 261?
- Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax (Republic Act No. 261) is a Philippine Statutes enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax enacted?
- Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax (Republic Act No. 261) was enacted on Jun 14, 1948.
- What is the citation for Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax?
- Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax, Republic Act No. 261, Jun 14, 1948 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Republic Act No. 261
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Statutes
- Subcategory
- Republic Acts
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
June 14, 1948
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 261
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE OF COMMONWEALTH ACT NUMBERED FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, AS AMENDED
SECTION 1. Section one hundred eighty-nine of Commonwealth Act Numbered Four hundred and sixty-six, as amended, is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
"SEC. 189. Percentage tax upon proprietors or operators of rope factories, sugar centrals, rice mills, coconut oil mills, corn mills, and desiccated coconut factories. — Proprietors or operators of rope factories, sugar centrals, rice mills, coconut oil mills, corn mills, and desiccated coconut factories shall pay a tax equivalent to two per centum of the gross value in money of all the rope, sugar, rice, coconut oil, ground or milled corn, and desiccated coconut manufactured or milled by them, including the by-products of the raw materials from which the said articles are produced or manufactured, such tax to be based on the actual selling price or market value of these articles at the time they leave the factory or mill warehouse: Provided, however, That this tax shall not apply to coconut oil and the by-products of copra from which it is produced or manufactured, if such oil and by-products shall be removed for exportation and are actually exported without returning to the Philippines, whether so exported in their original state, or as an ingredient or part of any manufactured article or product. cd i
"In case the raw materials are manufactured or milled in pursuance of a contract where the factory, central, or mill receives a share of the finished products, the tax on the share pertaining to the planter or owner of the raw materials shall be charged to the planter or owner and withheld by the proprietor or operator of the factory, central, or mill and paid by him to the Collector of Internal Revenue.
"A proprietor or operator of a refined sugar factory shall be subject to the tax imposed by this section but shall be permitted to deduct from the actual selling price or market value of the refined sugar the total cost, as duly established, of the raw sugar upon which the tax under this section has previously been paid.
"Where articles are manufactured out of materials subject to tax under this section, the total cost, as duly established, of the said materials shall be deductible from the gross selling price or gross value in money of the manufactured articles." acd
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
Approved: June 14, 1948
Published in the Official Gazette, Vol. 44, No. 11, p. 4177 in November 1948
Cite This Law
Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax, Republic Act No. 261, Jun 14, 1948 (Philippines)
Amending Section 189 of the NIRC Re: Percentage Tax, Republic Act No. 261 (Phil. 1948)
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