+ Follow CITY TAX ORDINANCE NO Tag
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[Title] => City’s ASAP board seeks additional P10M fund
[Summary] => The Cebu City’s Accelerated Social Amelioration Program (ASAP) board is asking for an additional P10 million budget for its different projects and programs in the city.
[DatePublished] => 2015-11-09 09:00:00
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[Title] => Council:Farmers should not pay market entry fee
[Summary] => With All Souls’ Day and All Saints’ Day barely a week away, the Cebu City Council has requested the City Treasurer’s Office to collect market entrance fees only from “transient” vendors, as mandated in an ordinance, and not from local farmers.
[DatePublished] => 2014-10-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mechelle P. Florita, RHM
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[Title] => Villarete clarifies hiking of fair market values
[Summary] => Cebu City Planning and Development officer Nigel Paul Villarete said implementation of City Tax Ordinance No. 99 next year does not necessarily imply a 30 percent across the board increase in the fair market values of real properties but a projected 30 percent increase instead in the revenues from realty tax next year.
As of November this year, City Treasurer Tessie Camarillo said the city was able to collect P433.9 million in realty taxes.
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[Title] => Bayad sa ihaw patas-an
[Summary] => Patas-an na ang bayranan sa mga negosyante og hayop nga anha magpa-ihaw sa ilang mga baligyang hayop sa mga slaughter house dinhi sa dakbayan sa Sugbo.
Gipadayag ni Dra. Alice Utlang, sa Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries (DVMF), 118 ngadto sa 186 porsyento ang giplanohan nilang ipatuman nga usbaw sa bayranan niadtong mga magpa-ihaw og hayop sama sa baka, baboy ug kanding sa mga ihawan dinhi sa dakbayan.
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[Title] => Slaughter fee hike pushed
[Summary] => Despite opposition from butchers and vendors, an increase in rates of slaughter fees and related charges has been proposed for enactment at the city council to help augment the city income starting next year.
The city's Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries wants City Tax Ordinance No. 38 amended to change the old rates that are no longer attuned to the needs of the current economic conditions.
City veterinarian Alice Utlang said the council should amend it now so that the new rates will be implemented by next year.
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CITY TAX ORDINANCE NO
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[Title] => City’s ASAP board seeks additional P10M fund
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[DatePublished] => 2015-11-09 09:00:00
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[Title] => Council:Farmers should not pay market entry fee
[Summary] => With All Souls’ Day and All Saints’ Day barely a week away, the Cebu City Council has requested the City Treasurer’s Office to collect market entrance fees only from “transient” vendors, as mandated in an ordinance, and not from local farmers.
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[Title] => Villarete clarifies hiking of fair market values
[Summary] => Cebu City Planning and Development officer Nigel Paul Villarete said implementation of City Tax Ordinance No. 99 next year does not necessarily imply a 30 percent across the board increase in the fair market values of real properties but a projected 30 percent increase instead in the revenues from realty tax next year.
As of November this year, City Treasurer Tessie Camarillo said the city was able to collect P433.9 million in realty taxes.
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[Title] => Bayad sa ihaw patas-an
[Summary] => Patas-an na ang bayranan sa mga negosyante og hayop nga anha magpa-ihaw sa ilang mga baligyang hayop sa mga slaughter house dinhi sa dakbayan sa Sugbo.
Gipadayag ni Dra. Alice Utlang, sa Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries (DVMF), 118 ngadto sa 186 porsyento ang giplanohan nilang ipatuman nga usbaw sa bayranan niadtong mga magpa-ihaw og hayop sama sa baka, baboy ug kanding sa mga ihawan dinhi sa dakbayan.
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[Title] => Slaughter fee hike pushed
[Summary] => Despite opposition from butchers and vendors, an increase in rates of slaughter fees and related charges has been proposed for enactment at the city council to help augment the city income starting next year.
The city's Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries wants City Tax Ordinance No. 38 amended to change the old rates that are no longer attuned to the needs of the current economic conditions.
City veterinarian Alice Utlang said the council should amend it now so that the new rates will be implemented by next year.
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