+ Follow HAYDEE CARLOS AND JOJO DANCEL Tag
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[Title] => VAT figures worlds apart
[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon is a team player. So as soon as he bangs the gavel to open today’s special session, he will exhort the senators to pass Malacañang’s value-added tax. After all, majority of them from both the administration and opposition believe it necessary to lick the fiscal crisis. Problem is, will the Senate version jibe with that of the House of Representatives to end the session by Friday with a tax that can live up to reve nue expectations?
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[Title] => Wasting time in long lines
[Summary] => Haydee Carlos and Jojo Dancel are just two of many workers who’ve written to decry the long queues to renew their overseas employment card. The OEC is a requirement of the Phil. Overseas Employment Authority, a clearance that a worker has been duly processed for stint abroad and would not be flying out with mere tourist visa. First-time and vacationing workers must line up at the POEA head office in Intramuros, Manila, or any of its few satellite stations to buy it for P100.
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[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon is a team player. So as soon as he bangs the gavel to open today’s special session, he will exhort the senators to pass Malacañang’s value-added tax. After all, majority of them from both the administration and opposition believe it necessary to lick the fiscal crisis. Problem is, will the Senate version jibe with that of the House of Representatives to end the session by Friday with a tax that can live up to reve nue expectations?
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