Bureau of the Treasury MANILA, Philippines – The national government (NG) remains confident of surpassing the revenue goal of P4.27 trillion this year despite the lower collection in November 2024 against the 2023 level, while keeping the fisc
ILIGAN CITY The government has urged active and former communist rebels to take advantage of its amnesty offer so they can restart life anew as peaceful and productive citizens.rbet Isa sa pinakamagandang regalo ng ating pamahalaan ngayon ay ang amn
MANILA, Philippines Revenue goals of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) will be hiked by double-digit in 2025, eyed to be achieved through increased collection efficiency and passage of several tax measures. Double
The Marcos administration plans to borrow P629 billion from local creditors in the first quarter of 2025 to bridge its budget deficitponeclub, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) said. Figures showed the amount was more than double the P310-billion dom
60win The facade of the Commission on Human Rights office in Quezon City. —File photo by NIÑO JESUS ORBETA | Philippine Daily Inquirer MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) urged the government on Friday to pr
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2024-12-21President Ferdinand Bongbong R. Marcos, Jr. |Official Facebook page of PCO) MANILA, Philippines President Ferdinand Bongbong R. Marcos Jr. on Friday released an administrative order (AO) granting the release of gratuity pay for the contract of servi
MANILA, Philippines — Several groups on Tuesday, December 17, urged the government to allow Mary Jane Veloso to reunite with her family upon her arrival at the airport. Veloso is expected to return to the country in the early morning of Decemb
Dr. Arthur Laffer, a former member of President Ronald Reagans Economic Policy Advisory Board and founder and chairman of Laffer Associates, an economic research andconsultingfirm An international economist advised the Philippine government to recal
Leyte Gov. Carlos PetillaInquirer photo Leyte Rep. Richard GomezRichard Gomez FB page TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE, Philippines Leyte Gov. Carlos Jericho Petilla and 41 mayors are opposing a proposal to split the province, saying this will disrupt its econo