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In the last five years, Smart’s record-breaking financial performance was aided by the tax holiday it got from the Board of Investments. Can you imagine a company earning billions of pesos and having to pay very little tax? How lucky can it get? 


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Managing its taxes

March 26, 2006 - 12:00am

Many analysts that have started to crunch Smart’s financial numbers have one general conclusion – the financial performance of the country’s leading mobile operator for 2006 will depend on how well...

Business

iVantage set to forge more industry alliances

By Christina Mendez | May 21, 2000 - 12:00am

With a solid ownership base in leading information technology (IT) firms and the financial backing of some of the country's known business tycoons, the newly-restructured iVantage Corp.

Business