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Anatomy of Philippine Poverty
BRP Opinion Anatomy of Philippine Poverty
At this modern time of general abundance in the world and, particularly, in our part of the world, we find our country with an incongrous incidence of widespread poverty.
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P&A Foundation Inc., PICPA and ACPACI, commence the 25th Search for Outstanding Accounting Students of the Philippines
A Hopeful Journey Ahead P&A Foundation Inc., PICPA and ACPACI, commence the 25th Search for Outstanding Accounting Students of the Philippines
The journey begins now, and it is a promising path ahead. The Search for Outstanding Accounting Students of the Philippines (SOASP) enters its 25th year to another momentous milestone as it celebrates and highlights outstanding accounting students nationwide.
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The IRRs of Ease of Paying Taxes Act
Let's Talk Tax The IRRs of Ease of Paying Taxes Act
The passage of the Ease of Paying Taxes (EOPT) Act, or Republic Act No. 11976, sparked hope among taxpayers, envisioning a smoother journey in navigating tax-related complexities.
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Ease of Paying Taxes Act is here: Salient changes to VAT and percentage tax rules
Tax Notes Ease of Paying Taxes Act is here: Salient changes to VAT and percentage tax rules
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has released a series of Revenue Regulations (RR) for the implementation of Republic Act No. 11976, otherwise known as the Ease of Paying Taxes Act.
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Refund of excess input VAT clarified
Let's Talk Tax Refund of excess input VAT clarified
It is a well-settled doctrine that tax refunds are in the nature of tax exemptions and, hence, are construed strictissimi juris against the taxpayer.
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