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Gov’t tax collections projected to breach 2024 target revenue

Gov’t tax collections projected to breach 2024 target revenue

By Jean Mangaluz | 6 hours ago
The government is set to meet its target revenue collections as it accumulated around P4.4 trillion in 2024.
Business
fbtw
Typhoons likely derailed GDP targets, says finance chief

Typhoons likely derailed GDP targets, says finance chief

By Jean Mangaluz | 1 day ago
The Philippines likely did not meet its target gross domestic product for 2024 due to the string of typhoons that hit the...
Business
fbtw
No short-changing: Local governments to get higher cut of national taxes by 2026

No short-changing: Local governments to get higher cut of national taxes by 2026

By Jean Mangaluz | 4 days ago
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said that local government units are set to get a higher portion from national taxes, going...
Business
fbtw
LGUs’ national tax share rises to 35% next year – Recto

LGUs’ national tax share rises to 35% next year – Recto

By Jasper Emmanuel Arcalas | 4 days ago
Local government units would be getting 35 percent of the national taxes beginning next year as earmarking of the incremental...
Business
fbtw
New laws to boost investments, revenues

New laws to boost investments, revenues

By LawrenceAgcaoili | December 27, 2024 - 12:00am
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto is optimistic about the Philippines’ economic prospects in 2025, fueled by the recent...
Business
fbtw
Slower fiscal consolidation seen as government vows no new taxes

Slower fiscal consolidation seen as government vows no new taxes

By Louise Maureen Simeon | December 26, 2024 - 12:00am
The start of 2024 confirmed a longstanding rumor of a significant change at the Department of Finance: a new secretary was...
Business
fbtw
BIR, Customs face steep targets in 2025

BIR, Customs face steep targets in 2025

By Keisha Ta-Asan | December 26, 2024 - 12:00am
The Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Bureau of Customs are set to tackle ambitious double-digit revenue growth targets for...
Business
fbtw
5 deals for big ticket transport projects for Cebu, other provinces signed

5 deals for big ticket transport projects for Cebu, other provinces signed

By Jean Mangaluz | December 18, 2024 - 5:46pm
The government signed five separate big-ticket transportation infrastructure projects on Wednesday, December 18, with...
Business
fbtw
Supreme Court postpones oral arguments on PhilHealth fund transfer to February 2025

Supreme Court postpones oral arguments on PhilHealth fund transfer to February 2025

By Dominique Nicole Flores | December 2, 2024 - 3:36pm
The Supreme Court has moved the hearing on cases challenging the transfer of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation’s...
Headlines
fbtw
Sec. Ralph, producer na rin?!

Sec. Ralph, producer na rin?!

By Aster Amoyo | November 25, 2024 - 12:00am
Tatlumpung taon ang binilang nina Vilma Santos at Aga Muhlach para muling magkasama sa isang pelikula sa horror-triller movie...
Pang Movies
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