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A new horizon emerges in the north: P&A Grant Thornton expands to Pampanga

Clark Pampanga Office

For more than three decades, P&A Grant Thornton has continued to empower businesses with expert insights, superior service, and a trusted partnership built to last.

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Confidence fuels competitiveness: How strategic partnerships are strengthening Philippine economic zones

From Where We Sit

The Philippines has long relied on economic zones as engines of investment, employment, exports, and regional development.

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The power to tax involves the power to destroy, but NOT when the Court sits: Upholding due process in BIR tax assessments

Let's Talk Tax

Taxation is one of the inherent powers of the State. The famous dictum of the US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall in McCulloch v. Maryland that “the power to tax involves the power to destroy” has long illustrated the breadth of the taxing power of the State. Taxes are the lifeblood of the government and, therefore, should be collected without unnecessary hindrance. However, if exercised arbitrarily, the power to tax can become oppressive.

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Prescribing Guidelines and Procedures for the Availment of a One-Time Abatement of Taxes and Penalties for Micro Taxpayers under RR No. 4-2026

Tax Notes

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued Revenue Regulations (RR) No. 4-2026 to prescribe the guidelines and procedures for the availment of a one-time abatement of taxes and penalties for eligible micro taxpayers.

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The fraud you don't see: Why internal audit matters more than ever

From Where We Sit

Fraud rarely announces itself. It hides in bank reconciliations that are approved without proper review, in routine approvals signed by managers who are stretched too thin, and in the comforting belief that "our people would never do that."

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