+ Follow VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM Tag
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[Title] => Tax season
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April 16 was the last day of payment of income tax returns, and as you can imagine, it was mayhem at all BIR offices. There was plenty of time to prepare and file the returns, but the deadline came right after the Holy Week, and right then and there, you had a whole week where the office machinery was out of commission, even if the holidays didn’t start until Maundy Thursday.
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[Title] => BIR extends VAP to Dec 28
[Summary] => Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez announced yesterday that the Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP) of the BIR has been further extended until Dec. 28 of this year.
According to Bañez, the extension was made due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to avail themselves of the program that allows them to have the privilege of last priority in audit and investigation.
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[Title] => BIR sticks to P388-B collection target
[Summary] => The state collection agency, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is sticking to its full-year revenue collection target of P388 billion despite its lackluster performance for the first 10 months this year.
BIR Commissioner Rene Bañez said an extended tax amnesty program that lapses on Dec. 15, along with an intensified audit of some of the country’s biggest taxpayers, could still rake in an additional P5.5 billion in revenues.
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[Title] => No more tax amnesty programs — DOF
[Summary] => The days of cuddling tax evaders may be over as the government said it is no longer keen on extending tax amnesty programs to tax violators.
"If I had my way, there would be no more tax amnesty programs or compromises with frequent tax evaders," Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said in a recent budget hearing before the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Grilled on why the government insists on continuing tax amnesty programs that failed to yield revenues, Camacho said "this would be the last if I were to be followed."
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[Title] => BIR offers voluntary assessment program
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is offering a program that would allow taxpayers to clean up their tax arrears by paying their correct internal revenue taxes for the past years.
BIR Commissioner Rene Bañez said taxpayers who inadvertently filed erroneous tax returns have until next month or Sept. 30 to declare their correct income statements and pay the corresponding taxes under the bureau’s project, dubbed as Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP).
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VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
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April 16 was the last day of payment of income tax returns, and as you can imagine, it was mayhem at all BIR offices. There was plenty of time to prepare and file the returns, but the deadline came right after the Holy Week, and right then and there, you had a whole week where the office machinery was out of commission, even if the holidays didn’t start until Maundy Thursday.
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[Title] => BIR extends VAP to Dec 28
[Summary] => Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez announced yesterday that the Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP) of the BIR has been further extended until Dec. 28 of this year.
According to Bañez, the extension was made due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to avail themselves of the program that allows them to have the privilege of last priority in audit and investigation.
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[Summary] => The state collection agency, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is sticking to its full-year revenue collection target of P388 billion despite its lackluster performance for the first 10 months this year.
BIR Commissioner Rene Bañez said an extended tax amnesty program that lapses on Dec. 15, along with an intensified audit of some of the country’s biggest taxpayers, could still rake in an additional P5.5 billion in revenues.
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[Title] => No more tax amnesty programs — DOF
[Summary] => The days of cuddling tax evaders may be over as the government said it is no longer keen on extending tax amnesty programs to tax violators.
"If I had my way, there would be no more tax amnesty programs or compromises with frequent tax evaders," Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said in a recent budget hearing before the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Grilled on why the government insists on continuing tax amnesty programs that failed to yield revenues, Camacho said "this would be the last if I were to be followed."
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[Title] => BIR offers voluntary assessment program
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is offering a program that would allow taxpayers to clean up their tax arrears by paying their correct internal revenue taxes for the past years.
BIR Commissioner Rene Bañez said taxpayers who inadvertently filed erroneous tax returns have until next month or Sept. 30 to declare their correct income statements and pay the corresponding taxes under the bureau’s project, dubbed as Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP).
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December 20, 2001 - 12:00am
