Measure extending estate tax amnesty availment endorsed for Senate approval | Jovee Marie de la Cruz

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The House of Representatives on Monday endorsed for Senate approval the bill extending the estate tax amnesty for another two years or until June 14, 2025.

THE House of Representatives on Monday endorsed for Senate approval the bill extending the estate tax amnesty for another two years or until June 14, 2025.

“They [the one million families] have barely recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic, and the amnesty deadline, which had been extended once, is just a month away. It’s on June 14. Thus, the need for another extension,” Speaker Martin G. Romualdez said. “Let us not make the situation more difficult for them by extending the period for them to avail themselves of those benefits,” Romualdez added.ROMUALDEZ said that the payment of estate taxes would not only result in additional tax revenue for the government but in the faster distribution and use of inherited properties like land as well.

RA 11213 was passed to provide taxpayers immunity from the payment of estate taxes until June 15, 2021.HOUSE Committee on Ways and Means Chairman Jose Ma. Clemente “Joey” S. Salceda explained that “the idea was to transfer estates more efficiently and more expeditiously, so that their value can be unlocked for better economic use.”

Salceda said that when the Estate Tax Amnesty was first enacted and then extended, some 133,860 individuals availed of the program from 2019 to 2023, bringing about P7.4 billion in collection. “And, if it takes them too long, they incur additional penalties, making it very difficult to actually settle estate tax obligations. That is the point of the 6-percent unitary rate without penalties or surcharges,” he added.

 

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