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In a position paper, the TOAP said the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Ruling No. 003-05 stated that the final tax withheld on interest income payments to the trust fund is distinct and separate from the tax on the income derived by the individual investor, it qualified that this is only applicable to irrevocable trusts.
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