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[Summary] => An official of the Taguig City government announced that the newly built branch of the St. Luke’s Medical Center (SLMC) at The Fort is ready to serve the public before the year ends.
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[Title] => Taguig names heads of city's 10 new barangays
[Summary] => A Taguig City official said yesterday 10 barangay captains were appointed following the creation of 10 new barangays in the city.
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[Title] => MIAA welcomes plans for international airport in Taguig
[Summary] => Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) general manager Alfonso Cusi welcomed yesterday the planned construction of a P3-billion complex in Taguig that will include an international airport.
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[Title] => Taguig sets plebiscite on 6 new barangays
[Summary] => An official of the Taguig City government said yesterday they will hold a plebiscite next month to determine if residents approve of establishing six new barangays in the city.
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[Title] => Taguig gains international ‘stamp of approval’
[Summary] => After lowering tax rates, Taguig officials said more foreign embassies are expected to relocate to the city.
It was the Singapore Embassy which started the ball rolling after recently acquiring a property in Fort Bonifacio.
Taguig City Mayor Freddie Tinga said the Singapore is expected to transfer its embassy premises there by 2008.
Singapore Embasssy’s First Secretary Adrian Chan said that the move intends to regularize their policy in line with other embassies in other Southeast Asian countries like Jakarta and Bangkok.
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[Title] => Taguig official says more firms eyeing relocation to city
[Summary] => A Taguig City official has revealed that several companies have expressed interest in relocating and setting up their business in the city.
This developed after the city government announced that it was set to lower tax rates imposed on banks and other business establishments.
Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said they have been flooded with inquiries, mostly coming from business operators who plan to relocate to Taguig.
Cruz is confident that the recent developments will help them realize their goal of developing the city as a business zone.
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[Title] => Taguig eyes expanded coverage of tax breaks
[Summary] => The Taguig City government has bared plans of expanding the coverage of the lower tax rates set to implemented on selected establishments located in the city.
Following its recent pronouncement of lowering tax rates for banks and other financial institutions, city officials announced moves to include hotels and automobile companies.
Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said this is in line with their objective of developing Taguig as a business zone and to generate more income for the city.
City officials are seeking to make Taguig the premier city in the country by 2020.
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[Title] => Taguig not competing with other cities in tax rates
[Summary] => An official of the Taguig City government said they are not competing with any city or municipality as far as their tax rates are concerned.
Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said the plan to bring down tax rates simply aims to attract more investors to the city and develop it as a business zone.
"We just want to promote the city and encourage investors to come in so it will generate more income and more employment opportunities for the residents. We didn’t formulate such a plan in order to wage war with other cities," Cruz explained.
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[Title] => Paglilitis sa ASG members sa Taguig, pino-protesta
[Summary] => Nagbabala kahapon ang isang konsehal sa bayan ng Taguig na magsasagawa ng walang humpay na kilos-protesta ang mga residente dito kapag itinuloy ng Korte Suprema ang paglilipat ng paglilitis kay Abu Sayyaf leader Hector Janjalani at iba pang naarestong miyembro ng grupo na una nang tinanggihan ng Cebu City.
Inakusahan ni Councilor Allan Paul Cruz na hindi umano muna kinonsulta ng Korte Suprema ang mga opisyal at residente sa bayan bago magpalabas ng resolusyon na ilipat sa kanila ang paglilitis.
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COUNCILOR ALLAN PAUL CRUZ
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[Summary] => After lowering tax rates, Taguig officials said more foreign embassies are expected to relocate to the city.
It was the Singapore Embassy which started the ball rolling after recently acquiring a property in Fort Bonifacio.
Taguig City Mayor Freddie Tinga said the Singapore is expected to transfer its embassy premises there by 2008.
Singapore Embasssy’s First Secretary Adrian Chan said that the move intends to regularize their policy in line with other embassies in other Southeast Asian countries like Jakarta and Bangkok.
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[Summary] => A Taguig City official has revealed that several companies have expressed interest in relocating and setting up their business in the city.
This developed after the city government announced that it was set to lower tax rates imposed on banks and other business establishments.
Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said they have been flooded with inquiries, mostly coming from business operators who plan to relocate to Taguig.
Cruz is confident that the recent developments will help them realize their goal of developing the city as a business zone.
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Following its recent pronouncement of lowering tax rates for banks and other financial institutions, city officials announced moves to include hotels and automobile companies.
Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said this is in line with their objective of developing Taguig as a business zone and to generate more income for the city.
City officials are seeking to make Taguig the premier city in the country by 2020.
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Councilor Allan Paul Cruz said the plan to bring down tax rates simply aims to attract more investors to the city and develop it as a business zone.
"We just want to promote the city and encourage investors to come in so it will generate more income and more employment opportunities for the residents. We didn’t formulate such a plan in order to wage war with other cities," Cruz explained.
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[Title] => Paglilitis sa ASG members sa Taguig, pino-protesta
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Inakusahan ni Councilor Allan Paul Cruz na hindi umano muna kinonsulta ng Korte Suprema ang mga opisyal at residente sa bayan bago magpalabas ng resolusyon na ilipat sa kanila ang paglilitis.
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