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[Title] => Government sets BIR target for 2003
[Summary] => Budget Secretary Emilia T. Boncodin said yesterday that the 2003 target collection of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) will definitely be higher than the P442-billion target for 2002, "but it will not exceed P500 billion."
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[Title] => BIR e-filing system isn’t quite ready yet
[Summary] => Scheme Needs Polishing: Ooops! Some income taxpayers who want to file and pay electronically through the Internet may not be able to do it yet. The Bureau of Internal Revenue has revised the rules and is still refining the system.
We asked in April last year how come the age of electronic-filing of income tax returns (ITR) had not dawned on this country when a big sector of the civilized world wired to the Internet has been routinely using such a system already.
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[Title] => GMA cites BIR gains
[Summary] => President Arroyo lauded the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)’s performance in pump-priming the country’s economy, which recently gained a positive feedback from local and international ratings firm.
In her speech at the oath taking ceremonies of newly appointed presidential anti-graft chairman, Dario Rama and Bureau of Customs head, Antonio Bernardo, President Arroyo praised the BIR for having achieved its collection target for 2001 and the impact of the on-going transformation program initiated by Commissioner Rene G. Bañez.
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[Title] => BIR opens 2 new offices
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is ready to launch this month, two more district offices in the revenue regions of Cebu and Manila which will serve as a one-stop shop to cater solely to the needs of their top 200 identified taxpayers.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez, the large taxpayers district offices (LTDOs) for BIR Cebu and Manila, have been put up to further expand the coverage of the bureau’s services to the taxpayers, which he foresees will eventually boost higher revenue collection based on the successful operation of the first LTDO in BIR Makati.
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[Title] => Last 2 days for BIR’s tax amnesty offer
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has decided to extend to Dec. 28 the deadline for its amnesty program for late taxpayers and tax violators in a bid to generate more revenues that would help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez said the extension of the agency’s voluntary assessment program (VAP) was due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to take advantage of the program.
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[Title] => Tax credit scheme seen to aid semicon sector
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) started a supplemental program this month giving tax credit and duty drawback to assist the local semiconductor industry, one of the country’s export winners which has been adversely affected by the global downturn in the electronics industry.
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[Title] => BIR raises withholding tax rates
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has issued a new tax regulation that imposes a 15 percent withholding tax on Filipinos employed by multinationals and offshore banking units.
Revenue Regulations (RR) 6-2001 also increases to 20 percent the creditable withholding tax on professionals from the 10 percent applied earlier. Effectivity date is the usual 15 days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.
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[Title] => New BIR rules to boost urban poor housing, says NHMFC
[Summary] => The new implementing rules recently issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on the grant of tax exemptions from the payment of capital gains tax on lands purchased by informal settlers for housing under the government’s Community Mortgage Program (CMP), will be a big boost to home acquisition by the urban poor.
This is according to Lawyer Angelico T. Salud, president of National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC) and administrator of CMP, the government’s home financing program for informal settlers.
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[Summary] => Budget Secretary Emilia T. Boncodin said yesterday that the 2003 target collection of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) will definitely be higher than the P442-billion target for 2002, "but it will not exceed P500 billion."
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We asked in April last year how come the age of electronic-filing of income tax returns (ITR) had not dawned on this country when a big sector of the civilized world wired to the Internet has been routinely using such a system already.
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In her speech at the oath taking ceremonies of newly appointed presidential anti-graft chairman, Dario Rama and Bureau of Customs head, Antonio Bernardo, President Arroyo praised the BIR for having achieved its collection target for 2001 and the impact of the on-going transformation program initiated by Commissioner Rene G. Bañez.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is ready to launch this month, two more district offices in the revenue regions of Cebu and Manila which will serve as a one-stop shop to cater solely to the needs of their top 200 identified taxpayers.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez, the large taxpayers district offices (LTDOs) for BIR Cebu and Manila, have been put up to further expand the coverage of the bureau’s services to the taxpayers, which he foresees will eventually boost higher revenue collection based on the successful operation of the first LTDO in BIR Makati.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has decided to extend to Dec. 28 the deadline for its amnesty program for late taxpayers and tax violators in a bid to generate more revenues that would help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez said the extension of the agency’s voluntary assessment program (VAP) was due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to take advantage of the program.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) started a supplemental program this month giving tax credit and duty drawback to assist the local semiconductor industry, one of the country’s export winners which has been adversely affected by the global downturn in the electronics industry.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has issued a new tax regulation that imposes a 15 percent withholding tax on Filipinos employed by multinationals and offshore banking units.
Revenue Regulations (RR) 6-2001 also increases to 20 percent the creditable withholding tax on professionals from the 10 percent applied earlier. Effectivity date is the usual 15 days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.
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This is according to Lawyer Angelico T. Salud, president of National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC) and administrator of CMP, the government’s home financing program for informal settlers.
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February 5, 2002 - 12:00am
