Davao's Green GSM Electric Taxis Flagged for Permit Lapses
Davao City halts Green GSM's all-electric taxi fleet for lacking permits. LTFRB says the company was warned. Read about the compliance issues and the future of EV transport in the city.
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The Unspoken Social Rules Every Filipino Knows
Explore the unwritten codes of Filipino social conduct, from respecting queues to giving up seats. Learn how these silent norms foster respect and community in everyday life.
BIR Issues New Rules for Business Registration
The BIR has released updated guidelines to streamline registration. Learn the new documentary requirements for OPCs and corporations to avoid delays. #BIR #PhilippinesBusiness
Cebu City Offers Tax Relief for Typhoon-Affected Businesses
Cebu City Treasurer's Office recommends tax relief for businesses impacted by Typhoon Tino for 2026 computations, but clarifies it cannot waive penalties without a city ordinance. Learn about the proposal and its legal basis.
Davao Implements New Rules for Road Race Organizers
Davao City mandates organizers of fun runs and marathons to submit requirements 3 months ahead for events needing road closures, prioritizing participant safety and accountability.
DOLE Pay Rules for Dec 8 Holiday in Philippines
DOLE releases pay rules for the Dec 8 special non-working holiday. Workers get extra 30% pay, 50% if it's their rest day. Check the details now.
PhilHealth to Receive Record P113B Subsidy in 2026
The DBM commits to timely fund release for PhilHealth's P113B 2026 subsidy, the largest single-year investment for poor Filipinos' healthcare, backed by sin taxes and restored SC funds.
Gilas Pilipinas Final Roster Set for SEA Games After Challenges
The SBP reveals the final Gilas Pilipinas lineup for the SEA Games after weeks of roster upheaval due to eligibility rules and player availability. Read the full story.
Bacolod OKs P4.75B 2026 Budget with P300M Hike
Bacolod City Council unanimously approves a P4.75 billion budget for 2026, a P300 million increase. Funds target health, social services, and revenue generation. Read the details.
Tax Break for Special Needs Families Filed in Congress
Pampanga Rep. Carmelo 'Pogi' Lazatin Jr. files HB 6504, seeking a ₱50,000 tax deduction for parents of CSNs/YSNs to cover therapy, education, and medical costs. Learn about the bill's details and its potential impact on Filipino families.
BIR Amends Rules for Secretary's Certificates
The BIR now accepts documents signed by Assistant Corporate Secretaries, streamlining business registration for Philippine companies. Learn how this change reduces administrative burden.
Tulfo Supports LTO's 2026 E-Bike Regulation Enforcement
Senator Raffy Tulfo supports the LTO's decision to enforce e-bike and e-trike regulations in January 2026. He believes the one-month information drive is sufficient for public education. Read the details.
PH SMEs Adopt Localized Software to Cut Costs, Errors
Rising compliance costs push Philippine SMEs to upgrade systems. TNC and 1C launch a localized accounting platform tailored for BIR rules in Cebu, Davao, and Manila to boost productivity.
Cebu City Launches Digital Payment System for Taxes
Cebu City Hall introduces digital payment options for taxes, fees, and obligations through mobile phones. The new ordinance promises faster transactions and 24/7 access to government services.
Porac Quarry Operations Resume December 5
Porac sand and gravel quarry operations resume December 5 after temporary suspension. Association confirms independent decision amid ecological tax dispute with local government.
Cesafi: No Forfeiture for UCLM in Player Rule Breach
Cesafi stands firm on not forfeiting UCLM's games after a player joined another league. Deputy commissioner explains the rule and the crucial distinction from a past case. Read the full story.
Cesafi Rules No Forfeiture for UCLM in Player Row
Cesafi stands by its decision not to forfeit UCLM Webmasters' games despite a player competing in another league. Deputy commissioner explains the ruling. Read the full story.
DOLE Announces Bonifacio Day 2025 Holiday Pay Rules
DOLE reminds private sector employers about Bonifacio Day 2025 holiday pay rules. Regular holiday rates apply with 200% pay for work. Learn your rights and obligations.
New BIR Chief to Sanction Employees in LOA Abuse
New BIR Commissioner Charlito Mendoza warns employees involved in LOA abuse scheme. Taxpayers urged to report directly to his office. Investigation ongoing.
BIR Commissioner Targets LOA Abuse Punishment
New BIR Commissioner Charlito Mendoza pledges action against employees exploiting Letters of Authority. Taxpayers urged to report abuses directly. Ongoing investigation follows Senate resolution.
BIR Extends Tax Deadlines for Typhoon Victims
The BIR has moved all November 2025 tax deadlines to Nov. 28 for regions affected by Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan. Avoid penalties by filing on time.
BIR Suspends Field Audits, Cebu Businesses Relieved
Cebu's business community welcomes the suspension of BIR field audits, a move providing relief from compliance pressures and aiding post-calamity recovery. Learn more about this positive development.
Porac Quarry Halt Risks P40M in Pampanga Revenue
Quarry operations in Porac are halted due to a new ecological tax dispute, risking ₱40 million in revenue. The association has stopped work for up to two weeks. Learn the latest on this Pampanga issue.
Marcos Names Charlito Mendoza as BIR Commissioner
President Marcos appoints lawyer and geodetic engineer Charlito Mendoza as new BIR commissioner. Learn how his revenue collection expertise will impact tax administration.
BIR Releases New Excise Tax Refund Guidelines for Tobacco
The Bureau of Internal Revenue issues supplemental policies for excise tax refund claims on unused cigarette, tobacco and vape stamps. Learn the new requirements and deadlines.
P16-B Tax Evasion Case vs Ex-DPWH Officials
Former DPWH officials in Quezon City confront massive tax evasion allegations involving P16 billion in undeclared contracts. BIR takes legal action for willful tax violation.
BIR Updates Tax Rules for Exempt Vehicle Transfers
The Bureau of Internal Revenue updates tax treatment for previously exempt vehicles when transferred to new owners. Learn how this affects government, diplomatic, and international organization vehicles.
2 BIR Security Guards Killed in Zamboanga Sibugay Shooting
Tragic shooting claims lives of two BIR security personnel in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay. Authorities launch manhunt for gunmen in latest attack on government workers.
Senator Seeks to Abolish Philippine Travel Tax
A bold legislative proposal seeks to eliminate the Philippine travel tax, potentially making international travel more affordable for tourists and overseas Filipino workers while boosting tourism competitiveness.
BIR Raid Nets ₱1.3M Untaxed Cigarettes in Cebu
In a major enforcement operation, BIR agents confiscated over 2,000 packs of untaxed cigarettes worth ₱1.3 million from a Mandaue City warehouse, cracking down on tax evasion.
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