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    Question: Which of The Following Is Not Considered An Export Sale For Value Added Tax Purposes?

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    The sale of gold to the BSP, the actual shipment of goods from the Philippines to the US paid for in US dollars through a letter of credit issued by a US bank, and the sale of plastic packaging materials to an export-oriented enterprise who actually export 60% of its total annual production are considered export sales for value added tax purposes. The sale of food packs for use of passengers to PAL on its international air transport operations is not considered an export sale for value added tax purposes.

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    The sale of gold to the BSP, the actual shipment of goods from the Philippines to the US paid for in US dollars through a letter of credit issued by a US bank, and the sale of plastic packaging materials to an export-oriented enterprise who actually export 60% of its total annual production are considered export sales for value added tax purposes. The sale of food packs for use of passengers to PAL on its international air transport operations is not considered an export sale for value added tax purposes.

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    The sale of gold to the BSP, the actual shipment of goods from the Philippines to the US paid for in US dollars through a letter of credit issued by a US bank, and the sale of plastic packaging materials to an export-oriented enterprise who actually export 60% of its total annual production are considered export sales for value added tax purposes. The sale of food packs for use of passengers to PAL on its international air transport operations is not considered an export sale for value added tax purposes.

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    The sale of gold to the BSP, the actual shipment of goods from the Philippines to the US paid for in US dollars through a letter of credit issued by a US bank, and the sale of plastic packaging materials to an export-oriented enterprise who actually export 60% of its total annual production are considered export sales for value added tax purposes. The sale of food packs for use of passengers to PAL on its international air transport operations is not considered an export sale for value added tax purposes.

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    Question: Which of the following is not considered an export sale for value added tax purposes?

    the sale of gold to the BSP


    the actual shipment of goods from the Philippines to the US paid for in US dollars through a letter of
    credit issued by a US bank
    the sale of food packs for use of passengers to PAL on its international air transport operations
    the sale of plastic packaging materials to an export-oriented enterprise who actually export 60% of
    its total annual production

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