+ Follow CLARK AND SUBIC FREEPORT Tag
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[Summary] => Development of more office spaces and residential properties are seen in Clark and Subic with the upcoming investments and expansion of manufacturing and business process outsourcing (BPO) firms in these areas which in turn would drive higher demand, property consultancy firm CBRE Philippines said.
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[Title] => Central Luzon provinces join NorthPhil expo 2009
[Summary] => The entire Central Luzon and its two international freeport zones are joining the forthcoming North Philippines (NorthPhil) Tourism and Travel Expo 2009, further affirming the event’s national, international and regional character.
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[Title] => RP launches new incentive packages for Taiwan investors
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The government has launched new incentive packages for Taiwanese investors, including tax breaks in an attempt to attract more investors especially in the Clark and Subic Freeport zones.
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[Title] => Philip Morris seeks changes in Tariff and Customs Code
[Summary] => Cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris Philippines Manufacturing Inc. (PMPMI) is urging Congress to amend the Tariff and Customs Code and step up efforts to curb the illicit trade of cigarettes in the country.
Chris Nelson, PMPMI managing director, said the government is losing billions of pesos in revenues because locally-manufactured cigarettes like Philip Morris and Marlboro that are intended for local consumption are being smuggled out of the country to various destinations worldwide, depriving the deficit-ridden government of significant revenue from excise taxes.
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CLARK AND SUBIC FREEPORT
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Chris Nelson, PMPMI managing director, said the government is losing billions of pesos in revenues because locally-manufactured cigarettes like Philip Morris and Marlboro that are intended for local consumption are being smuggled out of the country to various destinations worldwide, depriving the deficit-ridden government of significant revenue from excise taxes.
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November 2, 2009 - 12:00am
