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CA 466 Section 191

Section 191

SEC. 191. Percentage tax on road, building, irrigation, artesian well, waterworks, and other construction work contractors, proprietors or operators of dockyards, and others. — Road, building, irrigation, artesian well, waterworks, and other construction work contractors; filing contractors; persons engaged in the installation of gas, or electric light, heat, or power; persons selling light, heat or power, except those paying a franchise tax; proprietors or operators of dockyards, mine drilling apparatus, smelting plants, engraving plants, plating establishments, drycleaning or dyeing establishments, steam laundries photographic studios, telephone or telegraph lines or exchanges, broadcasting or wireless stations, funeral parlors, shops for the construction or repair of bicycles or vehicles of any kind, mechanical devices, instruments, apparatus, or furniture of any kind, and tailor shops; dressmakers; milliners; hatters; keepers of hotels, lodging houses, restaurants, cafes or refreshment parlors; stevedores; warehousemen; plumbers; smiths; house or sign painters; lithographers; publishers, except those engaged in the publication or printing and publication of any newspaper, magazine, review, or bulletin which appears at regular intervals, with fixed prices for subscription and sale, and which is not devoted principally to the publication of advertisements; printers; and bookbinders, shall pay a tax equivalent to one and one-half per centum of their gross receipts: Provided, That contractors or others whose gross receipts do not exceed two hundred pesos each quarter shall be exempt from the payment of the tax provided for in this section.

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Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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