Services
rendered by a VAT-registered construction company for the construction and
expansion of the export facility of an export enterprise registered with the
Board of Investments (BOI) does not qualify for VAT zero-rating; hence, it is subject
to 12% VAT.
The BIR
held that the sale of construction service to the BOI-registered enterprise is
not among the services performed by subcontractors and/or contractors in
processing, converting, or manufacturing goods for an enterprise whose export
sales exceed 70% of the total annual production, which is qualified for VAT
zero-rating under Section 108(B) of the Tax Code.
The BIR
further ruled that the construction service also does not qualify for VAT zero-rating
under Section 4.106-5 of RR 16-05 because the construction service rendered for
the BOI-registered enterprise does not directly form part or does not
contribute to the goods or final products that are exported, i.e., they are not
“supplies”, “raw materials”, and “semi-manufactured products” that are used in
the manufacture, processing or production of the BOI-registered enterprise’s
export products.
(BIR Ruling No.
610-2012, November 8, 2012)
Tax
Brief – December 2012
Punongbayan
and Araullo
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