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Senen Quizon, Tax Principal, Navarro Amper & Co. (Deloitte Philippines)
02 December 2020
CITIRA/CREATE Bill
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CITIRA/CREATE bill
Legislative Status
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
CITIRA/CREATE bill
Legislative Status
WHAT TO EXPECT
1. Bicameral conference committee shall be called to reconcile the difference in the Senate and House versions.
2. Approval ratification of the conference report by both Houses.
3. Enrolled bill will be printed, signed by the Speaker of the House and the Senate President, and send to the
President for signature.
4. President has 30 days from receipt to sign the bill. If the President does not sign a bill within 30 days from
receipt in his office, the bill becomes a law. A bill may also become a law without the President’s signature if
Congress overrides a presidential veto by two-thirds vote.
Senate designated Senators PIA S. CAYETANO, RALPH G. RECTO and FRANKLIN M. DRILON as conferees to the
Bicameral Conference Committee on the disagreeing provisions.
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Corporate income tax
and other tax reforms
NOTE: The value of the land where the property plant and
equipment are situated shall not be included in the
determination of total assets.
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CITIRA/CREATE: Other salient features
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CITIRA/CREATE: Other salient features
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Making the right choice
8% or regular IT (P3M) under 3% PT
Effective tax rate – 7.33% Effective tax rate – 5.7% Effective tax rate
(P220,000/P3M x 100%) (P170,000/P3M x 100%) (P520,000/P3M x 100%) – 17.33%
Effective tax rate – 7.33% Effective tax rate – 4.0% Effective tax rate
(P220,000/P3M x 100%) (P140,000/P3M x 100%) (P460,000/P3M x 100%) – 17.33%
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CITIRA/CREATE: Other salient features
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Transitory rules for tax incentives
Registered business enterprises under income tax holiday (ITH)
SENATE VERSION
Qualified existing enterprises may avail of incentives • After expiration of the transitory period, the
under SIPP upon surrendering of their certificate of export enterprises registered prior to the
registration. effectivity of the CREATE shall have the option to
reapply and avail of the tax incentives under
CREATE.
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Tax incentives under
CITIRA/CREATE
SIPP CONTENT House Bill No. 4157 Senate Bill No. 1357
1. Priority Projects/Activities under Philippine
Development Plan
• Substantial amount of investments √ √
• Considerable generation of employment √ √
• Adoption of adequate environmental
√ √
protection systems
• Addressing missing gaps in value chain √ √
• Promotion of market competitiveness √ √
• Export of at least 70% of products/services
√ X
from its registered activities
• Considerable amount of net exports X √
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Strategic Investment Priority Plan
(House Bill No. 4157 vs. Senate version)
AREAS OUTSIDE OF
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
(NCR) AND OUTSIDE OF NCR AND OTHER
METROPOLITAN AREAS THAT METROPOLITAN AREAS
ARE NOT LESS DEVELOPED
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Senate version: Category of tax incentives
Senate version
Category and maximum availment period
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ROLE OF FISCAL INCENTIVES REVIEW BOARD (FIRB)
Delegated authority
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House Bill No. 4157:
Tax incentives for qualified enterprises
SET C
CUSTOMS AND VAT EXEMPTION
Enhanced Deductions (For industry-specific basis)
• Enhanced deductions for 2 to 4 years • Customs duty exemption on imported capital equipment
and spare parts on equipment which are used directly and
o Depreciation allowance: 10% for buildings and 20% for exclusively on registered activity
machineries and equipment
o 50% additional deduction on labor expense • VAT exemptions on importations, including source
o 100% additional deduction on research and documents, and VAT zero-rating on domestic purchases of
development capital equipment, and raw materials used in the
o 100% additional deduction on trainings manufacturing and processing of products for registered
o 100% additional deduction on infrastructure enterprises whose exports meet the 90% threshold
development
o 50% additional deduction for reinvestment allowance • Refund of VAT paid on importations of capital equipment
to manufacturing enterprises and raw materials of export registered enterprises with do
o Carry over of losses for 5 consecutive taxable year on not meet the 90% export sales threshold
losses incurred for the first 3 years of operation
o 50% additional deduction on domestic input expense AVAILABLE TO ALL REGISTERED ENTERPRISES
Senate version
Tax incentives for qualified enterprises
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