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National Internal Revenue Code of 1997 5th Edition
“Options! Options! Options!” – This was one of the lines I would always remember in the movie Four Sisters and a Wedding. The movie revolves around the abrupt decision of CJ, the youngest in the family, to get married to his fiancée, Princess. His four sisters, Teddie, Bobbie, Alex and Gabbie, connived to formulate a plan to stop the wedding from happening. One of which is to provide CJ with other options as the four sisters believed that CJ is only marrying Princess as she was the “best candidate in a diminishing pool of options.”
Governments and tax authorities are scrambling to keep pace with the increasing digitisation of the global economy, and as they respond in disparate ways it's businesses that will face the burden.
I have been hearing a lot about time for the past several days—time that continues to pass us by regardless if we are ready or not. From the pastor’s sermon last Sunday to my drive-home conversations with my wife, these moments have contributed to my thoughts on time—thoughts that include what we sacrifice in our pursuit to “increase” our time.
THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued on July 18, 2019 Revenue Memorandum Order (RMO) 35-2019 in relation to the Civil Remedies for the Collection of Accounts Receivable/Delinquent Account.
In less than two months, I will tie the knot with my girlfriend of eleven years. Looking back, I went through failure, heartache, and disappointment but, at the same time experienced milestones and achievements that made me who I am today. Being with someone I cherish made me a better version of myself. As American author Helen Keller put it, “the best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched — they must be felt with the heart.” It is better to have someone to rely on.
THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued on Monday, July 1, 2019, the Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) 68-2019, clarifying certain issues related to the implementation of the Tax Amnesty Act.
This year, Game of Thrones — one of my favorite television shows — finally ended. I remember watching it for the first time eight years ago, finding it boring, and attempting to finish watching the first episode thrice. Since then, I got hooked until the last episode was aired this summer. Just like with any popular movie or television series, there were mixed reactions among fans over how the show ended. Some fans were happy but, of course, Game of Thrones received its fair share of criticism. Most unsatisfied fans wanted a remake with an ending they prefer.
Having three kids, my wife and I often grapple with questions on our fairness to them. Do our kids equally receive the love each of them deserves? Do we give them with the same amount of affection, time, and engagement? Do we play favorites? The quest for fairness is manifested in different ways, and is highlighted in different facets of our lives. We look for fairness in our families, in our schools, in our work, and in our society.
