+ Follow RODOLFO SALANGA Tag
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[Summary] => Tax collections from tobacco products rose to P27.83 billion during the last quarter of the year, despite an impending eight percent excise tax increase on “sin items,” according to an official of the Philippine Tobacco Institute (PTI).
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[Title] => Government may appeal DOJ legal opinion on Sicpa stamp tax proposal
[Summary] => The government may appeal the legal opinion issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ) on the controversial security stamp tax proposal of Switzerland-based Sicpa Security if necessary, Finance Secretary Margarito Teves said during the weekend.
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[Title] => Tobacco group raps DOH on graphic health warning
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[Summary] => The Philippine Tobacco Institute (PTI) cautioned Health Secretary Esperanza Cabral against her plan to issue an administrative order to compel local cigarette manufacturers to put picture-based warnings on every cigarette pack, saying this would violate a law that regulates the local tobacco industry.
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[Title] => Tobacco industry scores costly Sicpa tax stamp scheme
[Summary] => The Philippine Tobacco Institute (PTI) has urged the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to reject the costly tax stamp scheme of SICPA Products Security SA (SICPA) after an international body found the system as lacking “international tracking requirements.”
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[Title] => Tobacco institute wants next administration to tackle tax stamps
[Summary] => The Philippine Tobacco Institute (PTI) has asked the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to shelve its plan to implement an expensive tax stamp scheme, and let the next administration tackle the highly controversial project.
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