CIR v Mindanao II Geothermal Partnership; G.R. No. 191498; 15 Jan 2014

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FACTS:
On 06 October 2005, respondent filed with the BIR an application for the refund or credit of accumulated unutilized creditable input taxes. It filed on 21 July 2006 a Petition for Review with the CTA, claiming inaction on the part of the CIR.

ISSUE(S):
Whether or not respondent’s judicial claim for refund or tax credit was timely filed.

HELD:
NO. The taxpayer can file an appeal in one of two ways: (1) file the judicial claim within thirty days after the Commissioner denies the claim within the 120-day period; or (2) file the judicial claim within thirty days from the expiration of the 120-day period if the Commissioner does not act within the 120-day period.

Respondent filed a petition for review only on 21 July 2006, 138 days after the lapse of the 30-day period on 05 March 2006. The judicial claim was therefore filed late.

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