The lawyer of singer-actress Donna Cruz’s husband decried on Saturday the alleged lack of due process in the filing of tax evasion charges against his client at the Department of Justice.
Tycoon Andrew Tan has reason to complain that his name was excluded in the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s list of the top 500 individual taxpayers in 2011.
With fame comes fortune which, unfortunately, is taxable.
Left with nothing to go by except a woman’s claim that she was kidnapped, the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) admitted they were hard-pressed for answers in connection with the alleged abduction of an ABS-CBN network employee last week.
Donations made to candidates are tax exempt, but once the money is used, it is then subject to a five-percent withholding tax.
A day after being chided by a “shocked” President Benigno Aquino III about the incredibly low taxes—or sometimes none at all—that affluent Filipino-Chinese businessmen were paying, the leaders of the community said they would toe the line and vowed to get their members to pay the right amount in taxes.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is requiring, for the first time, all candidates and party-list groups to have books of accounts detailing contributions and expenditures, which will be used as basis for the collection of taxes due them.
MANILA, Philippines – Team PNoy on Monday said they are ready to comply with the memorandum issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), requiring candidates, political parties and party-list groups to issue receipts for every contribution they receive. “We will comply with it,” said Senator Franklin Drilon, campaign manager of Team Pnoy. “We will [...]
On the day of hearts, the Bureau of Internal Revenue filed cases against two flower shops in Makati City for not issuing duly registered receipts to their customers buying their flowers.
Declaring foreign currency deposits as required in the new Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN) form may not be a good idea for government officials and employees, a veteran tax collector claimed Saturday.
The gold miner whom the group of Victor “Vic” Siman visited in Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte, hours before a police-military team killed all 13 of them in Atimonan, Quezon province, 12 days ago has become a person of interest for the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is keen on looking into the income taxes paid by the group of one of the 13 people killed in the shooting incident in Atimonan, Quezon.
Still dying for a smoke? Either you kick the habit now or you chew gum for a week. Hopefully by then, your favorite stick will be back in the market—except that it will cost you more.
