SB 2076

Senate·20th Congress·Filed May 4, 2026

VAT Exemption on Systems Loss Act for Residential Household Consumers

An Act Excluding Systems Losses from Value-Added Taxes (VAT) in the Sale of Electricity to Residential Household Consumers

In plain language

The bill would stop charging value‑added tax on the portion of electricity bills that represents energy lost in the power system, so households would pay less for the same amount of electricity.

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Official sources

Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.

HB 8415· Filed Mar 10, 2026
An Act Excluding System Loss Charges from Value-Added Tax on Electricity
Pending with the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS since 2026-03-16Rep. Arthur C. Yap
HB 9134· Filed May 6, 2026
An Act Excluding Systems Losses from Value-Added Taxes (VAT) in the Sale of Electricity to Residential Household Consumers
Pending with the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS since 2026-05-12Rep. Percival "Perci" Cendaña +3
HB 9276· Filed May 18, 2026
An Act Excluding System Loss Charges from the Value-Added Tax Base on Electricity, Amending for the Purpose Section 106 of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as Amended, and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS since 2026-05-20Rep. Dale B. Corvera
HB 6984· Filed Dec 18, 2025
An Act Reducing Value-Added Tax on Electricity Sales to Six Percent (6%), Further Amending for the Purpose Sections 108 and 109 of the National Internal Revenue Code, as Amended
Pending with the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS since 2025-12-22Rep. Nathaniel M. Oducado
SB 2124· Filed May 7, 2026
VAT Exemption on System Loss Act for Residential Household Consumers
Pending in the committeeSen. Francis "Kiko" N. Pangilinan

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SBN-2076 · Sources: BatasWatch