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Ferdinand Marcos Jr., today, signed the Value-Added Tax (VAT) Refund for Non-Resident Tourists into a law. The VAT Refund Law allows tourists to claim refunds on purchases exceeding Php3,000 made at accredited stores, provided the items are taken out of the country within 60 days. Within this significant share, shopping emerged as the second largest expenditure for inbound tourists.” “With this in mind, we are introducing the VAT refund program for non-resident tourists—designed not only to stimulate more spending but to promote the Philippines as a premier global shopping destination. Read more in our articles including "Value-Added Tax (VAT) Refund for Non-Resident Tourists turns into Law" and "Bam Aquino backs School Safety Bill over Video Game Ban".

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What is Tourist VAT exemption?

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., today, signed the Value-Added Tax (VAT) Refund for Non-Resident Tourists into a law. The VAT Refund Law allows tourists to claim refunds on purchases exceeding Php3,000 made at accredited stores, provided the items are taken out of the country within 60 days.

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Within this significant share, shopping emerged as the second largest expenditure for inbound tourists.” “With this in mind, we are introducing the VAT refund program for non-resident tourists—designed not only to stimulate more spending but to promote the Philippines as a premier global shopping destination.

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Our coverage of Tourist VAT exemption includes: "Value-Added Tax (VAT) Refund for Non-Resident Tourists turns into Law"; "Bam Aquino backs School Safety Bill over Video Game Ban"; "BPI to remove InstaPay, PESONet transfer fees starting July 1". Each article provides unique insights and information.