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    Letter of Request - Tax Exemption

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    The letter requests a tax exempt clearance for a widower to receive death benefits from his late wife's employer's retirement plan. It explains that the widower's deceased wife served the company for many years and her heirs are eligible to receive the benefits. It cites Republic Act 4917, now part of the Tax Code, which exempts retirement benefits received under private employer benefit plans from taxes. The letter asks for prompt processing of the request for the clearance, which is needed to release the retirement death benefits.

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    Letter of Request - Tax Exemption

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    The letter requests a tax exempt clearance for a widower to receive death benefits from his late wife's employer's retirement plan. It explains that the widower's deceased wife served the company for many years and her heirs are eligible to receive the benefits. It cites Republic Act 4917, now part of the Tax Code, which exempts retirement benefits received under private employer benefit plans from taxes. The letter asks for prompt processing of the request for the clearance, which is needed to release the retirement death benefits.

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    The letter requests a tax exempt clearance for a widower to receive death benefits from his late wife's employer's retirement plan. It explains that the widower's deceased wife served the company for many years and her heirs are eligible to receive the benefits. It cites Republic Act 4917, now part of the Tax Code, which exempts retirement benefits received under private employer benefit plans from taxes. The letter asks for prompt processing of the request for the clearance, which is needed to release the retirement death benefits.

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    Letter of Request - Tax Exemption

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    Sinchan Nuruki
    The letter requests a tax exempt clearance for a widower to receive death benefits from his late wife's employer's retirement plan. It explains that the widower's deceased wife served the company for many years and her heirs are eligible to receive the benefits. It cites Republic Act 4917, now part of the Tax Code, which exempts retirement benefits received under private employer benefit plans from taxes. The letter asks for prompt processing of the request for the clearance, which is needed to release the retirement death benefits.

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    To the Officer Concerned

    Bureau of Internal Revenue


    __________________________
    __________________________

    Dear Sir or Madame:

    We are respectfully requesting for the issuance of TAX EXEMPT


    CLEARANCE for __________________________________________, widower of
    deceased ________________________________________ was an employee of the
    __________________________ and has served the ______________ for
    ___________ years. Her heirs are eligible to receive death benefits from our
    __________ Retirement Plan. This clearance is needed as one of the
    documentary requirements for the release of said retirement (deaths)
    benefits.

    Pursuant to Republic Act No. 4917 (An Act Providing that


    Retirement Benefits of Employees of Private Firms shall not be subject to
    attachment, Levy, Execution, or any Tax whatsoever), now embodied in
    Section 32 (B) (6) (a) of the Tax Code which states, among others, that the
    retirement benefits received by officials and employees of private firms in
    accordance with a reasonable private benefit plan maintained by the
    employer shall be exempt from tax.

    We are looking forward to your prompt and appropriate action of his


    request.

    Thank you very much.

    Respectfully yours,

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