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COLLECTED P22.9 BILLION

Quezon City named as PH top tax collector in 2021

/ 05:36 AM August 04, 2022

Facade of the Quezon City Hall. STORY: Quezon City named as PH top tax collector in 2021

Facade of the Quezon City Hall. (FILE PHOTO)

MANILA, Philippines — Quezon City has been named as the country’s top tax collector among cities for generating P22.9 billion in 2021.

That was based on data from the Bureau of Local Government Finance, which is under the Department of Finance, according to a statement issued by the city on Wednesday.

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Quezon City was also included in a special category called “Local Revenue Generation Hall of Fame” as it consistently ranked first in tax collection among cities nationwide from 2018 to 2020.

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Mayor Joy Belmonte said she was grateful for the award,  noting that the city had increased its tax generation during her administration.

“Because of your continued trust and support of our administration, we have been able to increase our annual local revenue by more than P10 billion since we assumed office,” Belmonte said.

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The city’s tax income come from real property tax and business tax, among others, such as amusement, transfer, and contractors among others, according to the statement.

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