HB 10863

House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 24, 2026

An Act Excluding System Loss Charges from Value-Added Tax on Electricity, Further Amending for the Purpose the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997

In plain language

The bill would stop applying the 12 % VAT to the portion of electricity bills that represents power lost or stolen during distribution, so households only pay VAT on the electricity they actually receive.

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Author · Representative

Cheeno Miguel D. AlmarioReceipts →

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An Act Excluding System Loss Charges from Value-Added Tax on Electricity, Further Amending for the Purpose the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997

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