Summary
RMO No. 36-2004 establishes the tax base for computing the 2% Special Privilege Tax collections by the BIR for the Local Government Units’ share, and how it is disbursed.
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Key points
- Share if in a city. For a mini-hydroelectric power development located in a city, 60% of the 2% Special Privilege Taxes collected accrues to the city and 40% to the National Government.
- Share if in a municipality. If located in a municipality, 30% accrues to the municipality, 30% to the province and 40% to the National Government.
- Reporting by Revenue District Officers. All Revenue District Officers prepare and submit to the BIR Revenue Accounting Division a report of total 2% Special Privilege Taxes collected 2 years back. It is reported on or before April 30, in time for the proposed annual General Appropriations Act.
Who is affected
- Mini-hydroelectric power developments
- Revenue District Officers
- Local government units
Deadlines and effectivity
- Collections report: on or before April 30
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