+ Follow RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS Tag
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[Title] => Mga babaeng geologist iniharap sa forum ng Diwata
[Summary] => Isang panel ng mga babaeng geologist at mining engineer ang iniharap sa isang forum ng Diwata-Women in Resource Development Inc. (Diwata) sa pakikipagtulungan ng Bulong-Pulungan sa Sofitel.
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[Title] => Government losing P64B/year due to tax leakages
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The government is losing at least P64 billion a year in revenues from the leakages in customs tax and tariff collections due to technical smuggling from the country’s major trading partners.
A new study disclosed that from 2000 to 2005, estimated revenue losses were huge with over P79 billion in tariffs and close to P176 billion in value-added taxes for a grand total of P255 billion or P64 billion a year.
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[Title] => Used car imports to be taxed P.5M
[Summary] => Malacañang has finally issued an Executive Order (EO) imposing a P500,000 specific tax on used car imports which would, hopefully and finally, stop the entry into the local market of second-hand used vehicles which pose both an environmental and safety hazard.
This was announced Tuesday night by Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI) vice president Elizabeth Lee and Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina who both, however, could not give further details about the EO.
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[Title] => Traders earning ‘immoral margins’ from cement imports  Philcemcor
[Summary] => Cement importers and middlemen are earning as much as P45 per bag off consumers and the local cement industry wants the government to get a bite of this bonanza through a provisional tariff increase to shield local producers from unfair competition and further injury.
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[Title] => Traders earning ‘immoral margins’ from cement imports — Philcemcor
[Summary] => Cement importers and middlemen are earning as much as P45 per bag off consumers and the local cement industry wants the government to get a bite of this bonanza through a provisional tariff increase to shield local producers from unfair competition and further injury.
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The government is losing at least P64 billion a year in revenues from the leakages in customs tax and tariff collections due to technical smuggling from the country’s major trading partners.
A new study disclosed that from 2000 to 2005, estimated revenue losses were huge with over P79 billion in tariffs and close to P176 billion in value-added taxes for a grand total of P255 billion or P64 billion a year.
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This was announced Tuesday night by Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI) vice president Elizabeth Lee and Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina who both, however, could not give further details about the EO.
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