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AMENDING SECTION 195 OF THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1977 TO PROVIDE FOR A MORE REALISTIC AND EQUITABLE SALES TAX SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILES.

Number
Presidential Decree No. 1357
Date of approval
Sections
5
Preamble

WHEREAS, it is recognized that the car manufacturing

industry is contributing a vital role in the economic development of the

country;

WHEREAS, there is a need to revise the tax system in order

to provide for a more realistic and equitable sales taxation for

automobiles;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the

Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution, do hereby

order and decree the following:

Section 1

SECTION 1. The National Internal Revenue Code of 1977 is

hereby amended to read as follows:

"SEC. 195. Percentage Tax on Sales of

Automobiles.—There shall be levied, assessed, and collected once only on

every original sale, barter, exchange, or similar transaction for nominal or

valuable consideration intended to transfer ownership of, or title to,

automobiles, a percentage tax to be paid by the manufacturer or importer,

determined in accordance with the following schedules:

"(A) For locally manufactured automobiles—If the suggested retail or

list price or actual retail price, whichever is higher, does not exceed P35,000,

the tax shall be 10% of such retail price; if it exceeds P35,000 but does not

exceed P40,000, the tax shall be P3,500 plus 20% of the excess over P35,000;

If it exceeds P40,000 but does not exceed P45,000, the tax shall be P4,500

plus 30% of the excess over P40,000;

"If it exceeds P45,000 but does not exceed P50,000, the tax shall be P6,000

plus 40% of the excess over P45,000;

"If it exceeds P50,000 but does not exceed P55,000, the tax shall be P8,000

plus 50% of the excess over P50,000;

"If it exceeds P55,000 but does not exceed P60,000, the tax shall be P10,500

plus 60% of the excess over P55,000;

"If it exceeds P60,000, the tax shall be P13,500 plus 70% of the excess over

P60,000.

"(B) For imported automobiles—If the landed cost plus mark-up as

established by Section 193 (b) of this Code does not exceed P35,000, the tax

shall be 100% of such landed cost plus mark-up;

"If it exceeds P35,000 but does not exceed P40,000, the tax shall be P35,000

plus 125% of the excess over P35,000;

"If it exceeds P40,000 but does not exceed P45,000, the tax shall be P41,250

plus 150% of the excess over P40,000;

"If it exceeds P45,000 but does not exceed P50,000, the tax shall be P48,750

plus 175% of the excess over P50,000;

"If it exceeds P50,000, the tax shall be P57,500 plus 200% of the excess over

P50,000.

"Any percentage, specific or mining tax paid under this title, title IV or

title VII, respectively, on domestically manufactured, processed or produced, or

imported raw materials, part, accessory or other article forming part of the

finished product shall be credited against the sales tax due on the finished

product: Provided, However, That in case the total tax paid on the raw

material, part, accessory or other article exceeds the amount of the sales tax

due on the finished product, the excess shall be credited against the sales tax

liabilities of the manufacturer for the succeeding taxable quarter: And,

Provided, Further, That the amount of the tax on the raw material,

part, accessory, or other article shall be indicated as a separate item in the

sales invoice.

"Whenever the finished product subject to sales tax is manufactured or

produced out of any raw material, part, accessory or other article which is

tax-exempt, the tax otherwise due on the latter shall be deemed to have been

paid for purposes of the next preceding paragraph.

"Parts and accessories of automobiles imported as completely knocked down

parts by assemblers registered under the progressive car manufacturing program

of the Board of Investments, or their replacements; and imported and locally

manufactured spare parts and accessories with which automobiles are usually

equipped shall be subject to the tax under Section 199; PROVIDED, That,

imported and locally manufactured parts and accessories of automobiles which are

principally for ornamentation or embellishment; and imported standard automobile

parts and accessories certified by the Board of Investments as being locally

manufactured and available in sufficient quantity and comparable quality and

price shall be subject to a tax of 70% of landed cost, plus mark-up.

"For purposes of this Section the term 'suggested retail or list price' shall

mean the price at which locally manufactured automobiles are offered for sale to

the public, as fixed by the assemblers, which shall in no case be less than 15%

over and above the selling price of the assembler to the dealer; or not less

than 30% over and above the manufacturing cost, in case of direct sales to the

public by the assemblers.

"Automobile assemblers shall submit to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue a

sworn statement of the 'suggested retail or list price1 of each particular

brand, make or model of their products before the same is offered for sale; and,

periodically thereafter a notification of any projected change thereof. The

assemblers are also required to cause the publication of their respective

'suggested retail or list prices' or any change thereof in a newspaper of

general publication.

"A sale of an automobile shall, for the purpose of paragraph (A) this

section, be considered to be a sale of the chassis and of the body together with

parts and accessories with which the same are usually equipped including other

parts and accessories permanently attached thereto at the time of the original

sale. The term 'automobiles' used herein shall not include motor vehicles

classified as trucks and jeeps."

Section 2

SEC. 2. The Secretary of Finance shall, upon recommendation

of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, promulgate the rules and regulations

for the implementation of this Decree.

Section 3

SEC. 3. All laws, rules and regulations inconsistent with or

contrary to the provisions of this Decree are deemed repealed or amended

accordingly;

Section 4

SEC. 4. This Decree shall take effect upon approval:

Provided, That the provisions hereof relating to the computation and

payment of the quarterly percentage tax on sales of locally manufactured

automobiles shall take effect beginning July 1, 1978.

DONE in the City of

Manila, this 21st day of April, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and

seventy-eight.

(Sgd.) FERDINAND E. MARCOS

President of the

Philippines

By the President:

(Sgd.) JACOBO C. CLAVE

Presidential Executive

Assistant

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AMENDING SECTION 195 OF THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1977 TO PROVIDE FOR A MORE REALISTIC AND EQUITABLE SALES TAX SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILES. (Official Gazette). Retrieved via LawPlayer, https://lawplayer.com/ph/act/pd-1357

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