+ Follow DR. AUGUSTO D Tag
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[Title] => Nelia T. Gonzales, woman of talent and faith
[Summary] => One of the important milestones in Nelia T. Gonzalez’ life is her receiving the University of the Philippines Alumni Association’s Lifetime Distinguished Achievement Award on Saturday, June 22, on the occasion of the UPAA’s centennial celebration.
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[Title] => Endocrinologists hold annual meet
[Summary] => The Philippine Chapter of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists will hold its 6th Annual Meeting & Clinical Congress August 9-12 at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Cebu City. Dubbed as “ENDOCS: Endocrinology, Nutrition, Diabetes, Osteoporosis: Controversies and Solutions,” the convention also serves as the 4th Joint Meeting with the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE).
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[Title] => More taxes is too taxing
[Summary] => Do we really need new taxes? The answer is maybe yes, but more no. True there are sectors that could be slapped more or higher taxes. The obvious ones are the liquor and cigar manufacturers that have been taking advantage of weak legislation to deprive the government of much-needed revenues.
The proposed indexing of taxes on sin products to inflation should be seriously reviewed, hopefully with less lobby pressure. Or the telephone and telecommunication companies that are wallowing in profits.
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[Title] => It’s corruption, not the system
[Summary] => At least, the President gets an A for effort for her resolve to overhaul the tax system in this country. Her past posturing has never been remiss in reminding us that the current tax system, one wherein the government revenue is equivalent to 14.4 percent of the domestic production, begs drastic measures to resuscitate it.
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The proposed indexing of taxes on sin products to inflation should be seriously reviewed, hopefully with less lobby pressure. Or the telephone and telecommunication companies that are wallowing in profits.
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