Vitarich Corp. on Thursday revealed it has been assessed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue with a P1.3- billion tax liability the company allegedly failed to pay five years ago.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Vitarich noted the assessment made included income tax, -added tax, withholding taxes, documentary stamp tax, and fringe benefit tax.
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