SB 1944

Senate·16th Congress·Filed Nov 21, 2013

Tax Relief to the Labor Sector

An Act Providing Tax Relief to the Labor Sector by Expanding the Coverage of Exclusions from Gross Income and Increasing the Amounts of De Minimis Benefits Exempt from Tax Amending for the Purpose Sections 32 (B) and 33 of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as Amended, and for Other Purposes

Author · Senator

Ralph Recto
SenatorRalph Recto
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Subjects

National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC)Tax Exemption

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SBN-01944 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress