ABS-CBN, a major broadcasting company in the Philippines, paid over 15.3 billion pesos in taxes from 2016 to 2019 according to government records. The company's CFO also stated that ABS-CBN and its subsidiaries paid 71.5 billion pesos in taxes over the past 17 years. A government official confirmed that ABS-CBN has no outstanding tax issues.
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Assistant Commissioner Manuel Mapoy Said During the Public Hearing on ABS
ABS-CBN, a major broadcasting company in the Philippines, paid over 15.3 billion pesos in taxes from 2016 to 2019 according to government records. The company's CFO also stated that ABS-CBN and its subsidiaries paid 71.5 billion pesos in taxes over the past 17 years. A government official confirmed that ABS-CBN has no outstanding tax issues.
ABS-CBN, a major broadcasting company in the Philippines, paid over 15.3 billion pesos in taxes from 2016 to 2019 according to government records. The company's CFO also stated that ABS-CBN and its subsidiaries paid 71.5 billion pesos in taxes over the past 17 years. A government official confirmed that ABS-CBN has no outstanding tax issues.
Assistant Commissioner Manuel Mapoy said during the public
hearing on ABS-CBN’s franchise that the broadcasting company has paid over P15.3 billion in taxes from 2016 to 2019.
He stated that the media network giant has no outstanding delinquent
account as it was able to pay deficiency taxes.
“ABS-CBN Corporation ay (is) regularly paying taxes for the past
years. Na-check naman po na ‘yung dapat nilang i-withhold at na- remit naman nila sa gobyerno (The amount that it needed to withhold had been checked and it was remitted to the government),”
ABS-CBN Group chief financial officer (CFO) Ricardo Tan likewise
attested that ABS-CBN Corp. and its subsidiaries have paid P71.5 billion in taxes to the government in the past 17 years.
“From 2003 to 2019, ABS-CBN as a group paid P71.5 billion in
taxes,” he noted during the hearing. for Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Carlos Zarate, there would be dire consequences if the media firm shuts down, considering the amount of taxes it pays the government.