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[Title] => DOF mulls 5-yr limit to income tax holidays
[Summary] => The Department of Finance (DoF) may put limit income tax holidays (ITH) for five years or reducing the rate of corporate income tax firms have to pay, to reduce foregone revenues.
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[Title] => NFA now governments top money drain
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The National Food Authority (NFA) is now the governments biggest money drain, and Finance officials said they are looking for stop-gap measures to minimize the agencys impact on the fiscal deficit.
With the National Power Corp. (Napocor) regaining a semblance of control over its financial bleeding, the Department of Finance said it is the NFAs turn to be put under intensive care.
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JEREMIAS PAUL
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[Title] => DOF mulls 5-yr limit to income tax holidays
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[Title] => NFA now governments top money drain
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The National Food Authority (NFA) is now the governments biggest money drain, and Finance officials said they are looking for stop-gap measures to minimize the agencys impact on the fiscal deficit.
With the National Power Corp. (Napocor) regaining a semblance of control over its financial bleeding, the Department of Finance said it is the NFAs turn to be put under intensive care.
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