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TAX EXEMPTION RULING

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RMO No. 34-2014: An interim clarification?

By Garizaldy H. Anteola | October 14, 2014 - 12:00am

The grant of tax exemptions to non-stock, non-profit corporations and associations under Section 30 of the Tax Code was summed up by the Supreme Court in one case as quid pro quo.

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