Title
Exemption of NARIC from 17% Excise Tax on Rice Imports
Law
Executive Order No. 46
Decision Date
Jul 10, 1954
Ramon Magsaysay exempts the National Rice and Corn Corporation from a 17% excise tax on foreign exchange for rice importation to promote public interest and welfare.
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Q&A (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 46)

Republic Act No. 601, as last amended by Republic Act No. 1175, initially imposed the 17% excise tax.

Under Section 5(b) of Republic Act No. 663, the President is authorized to exempt NARIC from other taxes if it is in the public interest.

NARIC is exempted from the payment of sales and milling taxes and can be exempted from other taxes as authorized by the President.

President Ramon Magsaysay signed Executive Order No. 46.

The public interest and the welfare of the people demand that NARIC be exempt from the 17% excise tax on foreign exchange for rice importation.

No, the exemption covers the cost, transportation, and other charges incident to the importation of rice paid in foreign exchange.

The exemption takes effect from July 10, 1954, the date of signing of the Executive Order.

The Executive Secretary, Fred Ruiz Castro, attested and authenticated the Executive Order by signing it.

Yes, the exemption specifically applies to foreign exchange used for the importation of rice by NARIC.


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