Law Summary
Amendment to Section 192 (3) of the National Internal Revenue Code
- Addition of two new paragraphs (pp) and (qq) after paragraph (oo).
- Introduction of fixed annual tax rates for dealers of gasoline, petroleum products, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
Fixed Annual Privilege Tax for Gasoline and Petroleum Dealers
- Classification of dealers into categories with corresponding fixed tax amounts:
- Class "A" service stations: ₱12,000
- Class "B" service stations: ₱6,000
- Class "C" service stations: ₱3,000
- Filling stations: ₱1,000
- Curb pumps: ₱500
Definitions and Classification of Gasoline Stations
Service Station: Retail outlet with building, driveway, located near street or highway; sells gasoline, kerosene, diesel, lubricants, derivatives, and car care services.
Filling Station: Retail outlet with building, driveway, pump island; business mainly gasoline, kerosene, diesel, lubricants sales; includes marine outlets.
Curb Pumps: Outlet without separate building/driveway; sells petroleum products only at roadside.
Service Station Classes Based on Features:
- Class "A": Land area 1501+ sq.m., minimum 2 lube bays, minimum 3 pump islands, minimum 1 wash rack, hoist.
- Class "B": Land area 1001-1500 sq.m., maximum 2 lube bays, minimum 2 pump islands, 1 wash rack.
- Class "C": Land area 1000 sq.m. or less, maximum 1 lube bay, minimum 1 pump island, 1 wash rack.
Fixed Annual Privilege Tax for Dealers of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
- Tax rates based on annual sales volume in kilograms:
- Sales > 1,200,000 kg: ₱6,000
- Sales > 900,000 kg up to 1,200,000 kg: ₱4,000
- Sales > 600,000 kg up to 900,000 kg: ₱2,000
- Sales > 300,000 kg up to 600,000 kg: ₱1,000
- Sales ≤ 300,000 kg: ₱500
Effectivity
- The decree takes effect starting the calendar year 1980.
Signatories
- Signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos and Presidential Assistant Juan C. Tuvera in Manila on January 28, 1980.