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[Title] => Government offers added perk for foreign investors
[Summary] => The government is willing to offer an additional incentive to foreign investors in light of the continuing global economic uncertainty.
Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Gregory Domingo said the new incentive would give interested foreign investors a six-year window to avail themselves of a 12-year income tax holiday.
"However, the additional incentive would be extended only to investments deemed by the government as strategic industries," Domingo said.
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[Title] => Grace period mulled for used vehicle importers
[Summary] => Importers of used vehicles may be given a grace period to comply with the provisions of Executive Order No. 156 which bans the importation of used cars weighing up to 2.5 tons.
This was revealed yesterday by Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Gregory Domingo who said that "there may be some legitimate businesses affected."
He said government is still drafting the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of EO 156 which would define if there is a grace period.
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[Title] => Car parts makers see $2-B exports by 2005
[Summary] => Local auto parts manufacturers expect to earn $2 billion by 2005 from the export of auto parts and components, or an annual growth rate of 10 percent from the $1.01 billion earnings in 2000.
Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (MVMAP) president Feliciano Torres said yesterday that to be able to attain this forecast, the local vehicle manufacturing industry has to raise its output from the current level of around 82,000 units.
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MANAGING HEAD GREGORY DOMINGO
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Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Gregory Domingo said the new incentive would give interested foreign investors a six-year window to avail themselves of a 12-year income tax holiday.
"However, the additional incentive would be extended only to investments deemed by the government as strategic industries," Domingo said.
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[Title] => Grace period mulled for used vehicle importers
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This was revealed yesterday by Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Gregory Domingo who said that "there may be some legitimate businesses affected."
He said government is still drafting the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of EO 156 which would define if there is a grace period.
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[Title] => Car parts makers see $2-B exports by 2005
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Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Inc. (MVMAP) president Feliciano Torres said yesterday that to be able to attain this forecast, the local vehicle manufacturing industry has to raise its output from the current level of around 82,000 units.
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