Expanded Value Added Tax (EVAT) law

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The Expanded Value Added Tax (EVAT) law is a Philippine tax reform measure that broadened the coverage and rate of the value-added tax to increase government revenue and address fiscal deficits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Philippine statute
tax law
addresses fiscal deficit of the Philippine government
administeredBy Bureau of Customs (Philippines) NERFINISHED
Bureau of Internal Revenue (Philippines) NERFINISHED
aimsTo broaden the tax base
enhance fiscal sustainability
improve tax effort
appliesInJurisdiction Philippines NERFINISHED
belongsToCategory Philippine tax legislation
consumption tax laws
consequence higher VAT burden on certain goods and services
increased tax collections for the Philippine government
country Philippines
effect broadened coverage of value-added tax
increased rate of value-added tax
legalSystem Philippine legal system
policyArea public finance
tax reform
purpose address fiscal deficits
increase government revenue
relatedTo Philippine tax reform programs
Philippine value-added tax system
revenueSource consumption taxes
sectorAffected business sector
consumers
shortName EVAT law
taxBase importation of goods
sale of goods
sale of services
taxType value-added tax

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Gloria Macapagal Arroyo notableWork Expanded Value Added Tax (EVAT) law