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SB 1340

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Jul 6, 2004

Reducing the Tax on Interest Income

An Act Reducing the Tax on Interest Income, Amending for the Purpose the National Internal Revenue Code, as Amended

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Author · Senator

Ralph Recto
SenatorRalph Recto
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Author · Senator

Ralph Recto
SenatorRalph Recto
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Subjects

Taxes (Tax Reduction on Interest Income)National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC)R.A.No. 8424, Amendments

Official sources

Senate record
Bill text (PDF)

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SBN-01340 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

SB 1340: Reducing the Tax on Interest Income · CivicSync PH

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