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This is a reaction to a news article written by Liv G. Ocampo/ATO last May 5, 2014 entitled, Talisay Administrator Reminds VM: Stick to legislative matter.

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Reader picks on JVR

May 10, 2014 - 12:00am

In an audit memorandum, COA pointed out that the city ran up a deficit of P47.92 million last year; another was that it allegedly failed to remit P8.4 million in taxes withheld from workers and supplies, as well...

Freeman Opinion

Reader reacts to TF news item

May 7, 2014 - 12:00am

This is a reaction to a news article written by Liv G. Ocampo/ATO last May 5, 2014 entitled, Talisay Administrator Reminds VM: Stick to legislative matter.

Freeman Opinion